Hope is important while anticipating many things but it’s not a good life strategy for making critical investments. Donald Trump’s pro-growth is a foundation of hope upon which market highs 
and gains have been constructed. These economic policies need to take shape from words in order to realize benefits. The rally held on October 2nd in Manhemia, Pa at Spooky Nook addressed Trump’s economic policies which most market and financial analysts said were based on hope. It was hard to pinpoint the exact policies and legislation to be implemented. Investors are really excited about the future as indicated by the market growth just after Trump’s election. All things have a flip side and investors choose to consider only the upsides of the economic policies outlined during the Spooky Nook rally.
Re-route
Since Trump’s election, Dow Jones Industrial has gained more than 700 points which are estimated to be a 4 percent increase to a new record. Investors who have their eyes on the future may have driven a number of sectors and stocks too fast before getting all details. These are probably the companies that will gain from the infrastructural spending promised by Trump. Many people anticipate this to be the best government in terms of economy. They have literally pushed the wagon let alone got on it early. Perhaps Trump’s agenda on reduced bureaucracy, tax cuts, and spending will be implemented. This will contribute to positive economic growth and corporate earnings. As a result, the stock market will be steered to sail further.
Positivity
Most people on wall street are now focusing on the positive part of Trump’s economic agenda. Investors are ignoring the risks involved with views that are harsh to the market like his opposition to immigration and U.S trade deals. They are taking admirable policies and leaving the ones that can create headwinds. Reduced taxes and fewer trade regulations may be a sweet song that has put investors into a trance. Trade hostilities, surging dollars, and higher interest rates are being highly ignored. Too many assumptions have been made regarding this economic agenda. People who have been flying have been promised to fly high. Investors have started going up and don’t care to look down or within.
Flip Side
There is no guarantee that investors will have a comfortable cruise without things getting rough. The surge in the dollar against foreign currencies may dent the returns of U.S multinationals. Their sales will be reduced by increased prices because of a strong dollar. The Federal Reserve rate is expected to go up by next month. This will result in higher borrowing costs that can be detrimental to auto sales, the housing market, and cooperate profitability. The policies proposed during the rally may be overdone. Investors may have already put out their money before the market starts balancing out. We never know what will happen when the U.S increases tax on imported goods and breaks away from trade agreements. The country may seem too un-friendly to have business with 18 Only Girls. Foreign income makes a high contribution to the country’s economy and Trump’s economic agenda seems to be a threat to it.
Moderation
The market may be getting too much ahead of itself due to future expectations. It is wise to consider Trump’s negatives to avoid losses in the near future. The market may have a tendency to overlook things but this forecast indicates that Trump’s economic policies may bankrupt the U.S with the rich paying fewer taxes and withdrawals from trade agreements. The economy may go into recessions and investors will be surprised. People are more focused on fiscal spending, how to boost the economy, and getting their jobs back. It may not be that easy to move from a centrally planned economy to a free economy. The market has the right to focus on the pro-growth agenda but it is wise to look at the bigger picture.
