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Call it the firmament. Not Wall Street, but the firmament.

That's where Scott Besson, the Treasury Secretary, designated,

comes from. So the fence sitters and skeptics are jumping on the Trump bandwagon, as if the

president-elect said, higher stock prices and lower taxes for all. And that's how you get today's

action with the Dowgating 440 points. This is to an all-time high. The S&B advancing 0.3% and the NASDAQ edging up 0.27%.

Now, we know there was going to be a quick burst of buying, not when Donald Trump won,

but when Kamala Harris lost, because despite the fact that the stock market did incredibly well

under her boss, Joe Biden, their administration was seen as a wild, soaked-the-rich White House.

Didn't matter that Harris tried to be more pro-business in her campaign.

Didn't matter that her brother-in-law, a huge campaign advisor, was the general counsel of Uber.

When you're a former senator from California, one of the most progressive states in the nation,

Wall Street's not going to believe you're a friend of capital.

A fancy word for the money and interests.

This is no longer the Bill Clinton era for the Democratic Party.

When I met with Clinton back then, he was fascinated by the market.

He had some genuine knowledge, but even more important,

he had intense thirst for how it worked.

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