What would U.S. stocks do if President Trump suddenly resigned? Based on recent price action, the answer is clear: Rally 3-5%, at least, over a day or two.
U.S. equities see through the headlines (like the Comey firing) and essentially believe two things. First, corporate earnings are growing nicely. Second, the Republican-led Congress needs to pass tax reform by the 2018 midterm elections.
~ Nick Colas, chief market strategist, Convergex, May 12, 2017
(See "Here's why stocks could rally if Trump heads for the exit, MarketWatch.com, May 12, 2017.)
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May 20, 2017
Jeremy Siegel: the Dow would rally 1,000 points if Trump resigned
If Donald Trump resigned tomorrow, I think the Dow would go up 1,000 points.
One has to remember that the rally since Trump’s election has been based not on Trump’s agenda [but] on the Republican agenda. I would say that 90% of the people, investors on Wall Street, and most of the CEOs, would prefer a President Michael Pence, rather than Donald Trump. So, in a way you know what kind a trouble he’d be, might he have to resign, might he be impeached... all that does not derail the Republican agenda, upon which this rally was based.
~ Jeremy Siegel, CNBC interview, May 17, 2017
(See "Man who called Dow 20,000 says stock market could see 1,000-point surge if Trump resigns," MarketWatch.com, May 18, 2017.)
One has to remember that the rally since Trump’s election has been based not on Trump’s agenda [but] on the Republican agenda. I would say that 90% of the people, investors on Wall Street, and most of the CEOs, would prefer a President Michael Pence, rather than Donald Trump. So, in a way you know what kind a trouble he’d be, might he have to resign, might he be impeached... all that does not derail the Republican agenda, upon which this rally was based.
~ Jeremy Siegel, CNBC interview, May 17, 2017
(See "Man who called Dow 20,000 says stock market could see 1,000-point surge if Trump resigns," MarketWatch.com, May 18, 2017.)
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