Hillary Clinton's Challenge to Rare Deposition Order

Hillary Clinton’s Challenge

Is Hillary in trouble? Her lawyers are trying to appeal a Washington Juge’s order that requires her to sit in for a deposition. To date, she has managed to finagle her way out of trouble. Will she get away with it again. So far the judge is not having any of it.

Usually, there is a very high bar that prevents lawyers from questioning current or former top government officials in person, so it remains to be seen if anything changes going forward. It remains to be seen if Hillary Clinton’s challenge is real or just another dud.

On a separate note, this is what Nationalism Vs Globalism looks like

A random topic of interest

We would like to state that this article is not about politics but about the effect these two polarising individuals will have on the market. Before the debate, the outlook was somewhat favourable towards the Donald and immediately the markets reacted and started trending lower. Regardless of what you think of Trump, he is having the same effect as Brexit had on the markets but in smaller doses. If he should win the election, then the reaction will be several magnitudes larger. When the poll results came in stating that Hillary fared better in the 1^st debates the markets responded positively and recouped their losses; this reinforces our argument of several years that says substantial pullbacks should be viewed as buying opportunities.

Stock Market Psychology and the Contrarian Angle

From a contrarian angle (and not a political point of view) a Trump win could be construed as a positive development; non-contrarians will demand to know why? Mass Psychology clearly states that the masses are always on the wrong side of the equation. A Trump win will create uncertainty, and the lemmings will flee for the exits; markets will pull back sharply and viola the same old cycle will come into play. The cycle of selling based on fear which equates to opportunity for those who refuse to allow their emotions to do the talking. Stock Market Psychology States Trump Win Equals Buying Opportunity

‘The market took off after Trump’s election because he was judged to be pro-market and he has behaved pro-business. So, if he is re-elected people will continue to see him as pro-business. They’ll breathe a sigh of relief that he was re-elected and that will probably be healthy for the market.’ Howard Marks

“I think the markets then will go haywire because they’ve been depending on Trump policies to keep on pushing the market up and also higher growth rate in the U.S.,” Mark Mobius

Hillary Clinton’s Challenge to Rare Deposition Order