Did Trump just slam the Dark Window shut?

My Trade War line in the sand

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Dear Subscriber, Panic over a growing trade war with China has markets tanking today and investors headed for the exit. So after a weekend of tweets blaming China for backing out… Threats that we’d be more than happy to collect tariffs until this is resolved… And the possibility this could even last until the 2020 election… It makes sense to ask… Is this the end of the Trump boom? Did he just trigger the next recession or is this just a brief overreaction? I dig into more of the details in today’s 5 Day Forecast with two different scenarios. But unless we fall below 5,600 on the Nasdaq – my line in the sand for right now… I think what we’re seeing in the markets today is a just a gut reaction by emotional investors. That means, the Dark Window is STILL open… And this brief sale is a great opportunity to make even more money when the markets rebound. Harry P.S. Right now, I’m leaning towards a milder correction over the next month. That means you could scoop up some great stocks at lower prices before markets skyrocket later this year. Click here for the details.

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