Will the 'Trump' Stock Market Rally Continue Through 2017?

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  • sex shop sp - 7 years ago

    very sad!

  • penis de borracha - 7 years ago

    The market never be the same after Trump!

  • Wellington - 7 years ago

    Yes, I belive that rally will go until thye end of the year!

  • fachadas em acm - 7 years ago

    I really don't know!

  • Kingfish - 7 years ago

    with everyone and their "redheaded stepsister" calling for a major correction or "crash" this market will just keep grinding higher with minor hiccups on the way. Jobs & more trade business coming back to US as well as major infrastructure enhancements sez America will be back major world leader by mid 2018.

  • dgomez - 7 years ago

    I hope that I am wrong, but I think the market will crash on JUNE.
    Buffet´s thought:
    1. I buy Apple,
    2. people hear I bought Apple,
    3. we love iphones and macs so we also buy Apple shares, what can go wrong?
    4. market stock plunges,
    5. Buffet doubling down on a overselled stock
    6. When market start raising again we have an overweight stock that we bought when Buffet did,
    7 while Mr Buffet´s shares are at the right price.

    The moral is clear: great investors always seem to stay one step ahead.

  • Joe Blow - 7 years ago

    From one lady saying Obama is a muslim, to some guy talking about Malaria vaccines. This poll and it's comments are clearly being generated by paid commenters or "dezinformatsiya" trolls.

    On a real note, this market is overvalued by miles. There is no growth to support these valuations. When Warren Buffett tells you to buy, you should sell. Why, because he know he can manipulate growth and will likely cash out once it becomes unsustainable. I give it 3 months before we see an adjustment, if it continues beyond that we will see another massive crash.

  • ASS EATER 5000 - 7 years ago

    DONALD TRUMP CAN SUCK MY HAIRY BLACK FUCKING 12 METER DICK

    YOU BITCHES CAN GO SUCK A DICK

  • John Snyder - 7 years ago

    The money is in with little to spend now, after such a rush, perhaps? Look for a pull back in correction, then perhaps a move up again, into next year? Perhaps?

  • Natalie I Giroux - 7 years ago

    I think Donald Trump has already done more good than Obama did harm in all the years he was in command.
    Obama is the one who tore down the US of A deliberately and with forethought. He is a Muslim, raised and practising, believes in mohammed and he was determined to do all he harm he could to bring down a great country and prepare it for destruction. The Islamic bible,(the quran )states that muslims (faithful, practising) must "kill the infidel", which is clearly written in their book of practical religion. This has been true thoughout
    history and is no LESS true now. Children of the Islamic faithful are taught hate with mothers' milk. I have some very good friends who were raised in Iran under the Islamic faith, which they are forced to study and adhere to. Now immigrated from Iran, no longer practice nor adhere to the god of allah, and have nothing good to say of Islamic practice of jihad, I question why the Islamic faith must before forced upon people. If it was good and allah a real god, they would Not have to force people to accept this faith. I feel sorry for these people, that they do not know love, happiness, joy of life, but only hate, anger and killing of anyone who does not follow their allah. If this was a good, loving, and based on truth faith, people would accept love without being forced.

  • Bruce Saltzman - 7 years ago

    An initial trial of a malaria vaccine using chemically weakened cells from the parasite which is transmitted by mosquitoes has given volunteers 100% protection against the disease, if given at a high dose.
    In a trial, 67 volunteers received a placebo or low, medium or high doses of a drug called PfSPZ-CVac. They were then exposed to the early form of the malaria parasite, cells called sporozoites, between eight and 10 weeks after receiving the vaccination.
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    All of the people who had been given placebo and no dose of PfSPZ-CVac developed malarial symptoms, for which they were then treated. In the low-dose group, six out of nine people developed symptoms. In the medium-dose group, three out of nine people developed symptoms and in the high-dose group, none of the study participants developed symptoms.
    The participants tolerated the vaccine well, and there were no side effects reported compared with the placebo group. The 0.5ml vaccine fluid was administered by direct injection into a vein three times at four-week intervals.
    "By vaccinating with a live, fully active pathogen, it seems clear that we were able to set of a very strong immune response," said study author Benjamin Mordmueller of the University of Tuebingen, Germany, said in a statement.
    "Additionally, all the data we have so far indicate that what we have here is relatively stable, long-lasting protection."
    Last year Sanaria, the US-based biotech company developing the vaccine, published promising results with a serum called PfSPZ-Vaccine that weakened malaria sporozoites using radiation rather than chemicals. The chemical-based method could potentially convey high levels of protection at a lower cost, Stephen Hoffman, chief executive of Sanaria, told IBTimes UK.
    "The advantage we have here potentially with the chemical vaccination approach is that to get the same level of protection, it looks like one requires far fewer sporozoites," Hoffman said. "The cost of goods could be much less. Trials of PfSPZ-Vaccine are currently underway in Kenya, Tanzania and soon in Equatorial Guinea."

    Several candidates for a malaria vaccine being trialled. The RTS,S/ASO1 vaccine is the most advanced at present, says the World Health OrganizationTONY KARUMBA/AFP/Getty Images
    He continued: "It's possible that this [chemical] approach is better. It definitely is more potent on a sporozoite-per-sporozoite basis. That's a huge advantage, but the radiation-attenuated vaccine will probably be used too as part of multiple approaches.
    "The next steps for research on PfSPZ-CVac are to see how long the vaccine lasts, to test it in areas with natural exposure to malaria rather than in clinical conditions, and to test on multiple strains of the parasite."
    The vaccines are potential future preventatives in addition to RTS,S/ASO1, which is the most advanced candidate for a malarial vaccine so far, according to the World Health Organization (WHO). There were 212 million cases of malaria globally in 2015, leading to an estimated 429,000 malaria deaths, states the WHO.

  • William Wilhite - 7 years ago

    Possible black swans to wreck the market:
    Ukraine conflict escalates
    China builds a base on Scarborough Shoal
    China and Japan have a military encounter
    China yuan depreciates rapidily and deeply vs the dollar
    economy declines with social unrest
    Le Pen wins in France, leading to Frexit
    Grexit
    Euro collapses
    Fed rate hikes destroy the housing market
    inflation reduces actual spending due to lagging wages
    Trump administration collapses, leading to HUGE political turmoil
    North Korea launches an ICBM capable of striking the USA and then declares that to be its goal
    the rest of the USA hopes that North Korea does indeed hit California
    thus 2 birds with one stone

  • TERRY SMITH - 7 years ago

    unseen geopolitical events in mideast could seriously effect an already overpriced, and overconfident market..

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