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We're always one posting, one whisper away from rallying for the client.

As long as you recognize that the president's in control of the stock market, at least when he wants to be,

we can make sense of this tape.

And that's my conclusion when I look at the average, which were down badly in the morning,

and then rebound it with the Dow gaining 35 points.

S&B rising point for a woman, said NASDA gaining points, 6, 7%.

Quite a comeback from the lows.

Today at around 10.30 with the market looking real ugly, a casualty of no talks for the Chinese this weekend.

CBC's own Imme and Jabbers, K1A.R. reported that President Donald Trump and the Chinese President Xi Jinping are likely to speak this week.

The expected discussion wouldn't happen today. He reported, but it was likely to very soon, in the words of the senior White House

official Jabber spoke with. And with that one report, the market did an entire 180. That was easy.

Funny, we saw the same exact pattern on Friday. Market going lower, like really spiraled down

at the president's, no more Mr. Nice Guy, truth social posting early Friday

morning. Then during the farewell event for Elon Mosky at the White House Friday afternoon,

the president says something positive about talking to she and the market flies right back,

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