Trumpism spurs the US share market’s longest winning streak in 25 years
Trump's State of the Union speech is the week's highlight.
We need to go back to before the 1987 share market crash to find a better winning streak for the United States share market than it has enjoyed in the past 11 trading days.
The iconic Dow Jones Index rose in each of those 11 days, a feat not seen since 1992 and only bettered in 1987.
And it’s
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Jenny Ruth
Mon, 27 Feb 2017
Mon, 27 Feb 2017
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Trumpism spurs the US share market’s longest winning streak in 25 years
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