‘The Kamala Crash’: Trump terms market selloff as ‘preview’ of world without him in the White House
By BRIAN PORTER | Rocky Mountain voice
As Americans awoke Monday to the start of a work week on Main Street, there was a crash on Wall Street.
Investments in Big Tech and other companies with household names plummeted, as the Dow Jones Industrial Average dipped 1,000 points at the opening of markets. By mid-afternoon it had not changed.
Alphabet, Apple, Amazon, Meta Platforms, Microsoft, Nvidia and Tesla -- known as the Magnificent Seven -- were all down, leaving some to project those companies alone could have up to $1 trillion in losses on the day. Other overseas markets experienced the same selloff.
“Japan down 12%, India down 6%. Germany way down also. U.S. really bad. This is a preview of the world markets without Donald J. Trump in the White House," the former President p...
