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[Anonymous No.22281093]

What impact will a strongly contested election in which no one concedes have on the financial markets?

[Anonymous No.22281105]

>>22281093
Hmm... nigger

[Anonymous No.22281119]

>>22281093

The market is controlled
The elections are controlled
They will both do their thing because the cabal says so

[Anonymous No.22281131]

>>22281105
N

[Anonymous No.22281133]

Complete turmoil.

[Anonymous No.22281158]

>>22281093
almost all major news networks, all of big tech and (((they))) will go for Biden
maybe Trump will get the military but honestly I dont think so
If that happens, the Biden ticket will win

[Anonymous No.22281159]

>>22281133
Expanding off this:

The dollar will spike, but then precious metals will skyrocket

[Anonymous No.22281198]

Its setting up for this with mail in vote fraud and "red mirage"

[Anonymous No.22281204]

>>22281158
The top military brass is mostly Biden. Trump has some of the lower ranked officers and enlisted.

[Anonymous No.22281207]

>>22281158
You're right. Big tech will wield its power to the fullest extent and have no doubt been planning how they would collectively act should the election be contested.

[Anonymous No.22281214]

>>22281133
This but it's probably already priced in

[Anonymous No.22281224]

>>22281158
>the military
you mean the "losers" and "suckers"?

[Anonymous No.22281298]

>>22281224
>journalist claims a random anonymous individual heard Trump say something once
>literally no evidence provided

[Anonymous No.22281437]

>>22281158
If you can't see that the USA is heading towards a civil war after November you're blind. Its been 4 fucking years and the Democrats still refuse to accept the results of 2016. This entire shitshow with pushing mail in voting is sowing distrust in the Republican base should Biden win come November. There is a reason guns and bullets are flying off the shelves right now... Because anybody that isn't retarded can see the nightmare scenario that is on the horizon.

[Anonymous No.22281580]

>>22281437
I'm Canadian, will I be heavily effected by the civil war? I'm about 2 hours from the border, but going far north is an option. I figure Ill find safety in the north if shit hits the fan since no one really wants to go there.

[Anonymous No.22281642]

>>22281093
>What impact will a strongly contested election in which no one concedes have on the financial markets?
Generally negative. Markets hate uncertainty more than anything else.

I personally plan on selling everything off before the election. Because in the event it's a close election like 2016, where you have numerous swing states all within a few thousands votes, shit is going to hit the fan. Namely because of mail-in voting that's being offered across the country. Now I'm sure it may differ from state to state, but as long as a ballot is mailed in on or before election day, it'll be counted towards the overall vote, even if the board of elections doesn't receive the ballot until after election day. That means, in the event we several close calls in enough states to reach that 270 electoral vote mark, no one is going to concede or call those states for either candidate until all those votes have been counted. That could take weeks or even months after the fact.

>>22281437
US isn't going to devolve into Civil War after the election. In 4-12 years? Yes, absolutely.

>>22281580
When it does happen, you can guarantee violence will spill into Canada. And in the very best circumstances, you'll be flooded with refugees, and your government won't be able to stem the tide of them flowing across a largely unprotected border.

[Anonymous No.22281658]

>>22281580
That’s a good question, I’m curious too how war like violence in the US would impact Canada. I imagine your rural communities would be fine, and there would be some chimpouts in Toronto, but I can’t see there being any major conflict. There would certainly be some economic hardship, but not enough ‘pushers’ in Canada to really cause any happenings. Imo

[Anonymous No.22281667]

>>22281105
This

[Anonymous No.22281733]

>>22281093
If trump wins there’ll be historic riots across US cities. The St. Floyd riots were just a preview. Riots haven’t affected the market at all but this’ll be the big one that really starts to effect commerce

[Anonymous No.22281848]

In my humble opinion, the biggest threat that any political turmoil with such an amplitude that you have in the US is that one of the major parties might disappear for good. Currently, the way I could describe your elections is as if it was a flaming hot ball no one wants to catch. The resources are always welcome that you can take when you win, but you have so many problems that dodging the bullet right now might be a smarter move in the long run for either party.

[Anonymous No.22281924]

>>22281093
Trump is not the cause of the distress. It's idiots reacting to overblown and twisted media stories revolving around the man. The two party system sucks today because it doesn't make a difference who is in office as long as money flows into the the right pockets. So everyone from corporate figureheads to deep state radical scumbags make sure they get their cut.

>>22281437
Yeah and it's all because of brainwashed can't think for themselves incels. The Democratic party has lost itself in a crowd of people who have had too much adrenochrome injected into their bloodstream. Policies that make no sense for the country as a whole and only benefit the socialist communist and marxist society people like AOC and Pelosi want. Fuck the left and anything associated with them. Does that make the GOP any better? No it does not because rats are everywhere.

[Anonymous No.22281957]

>>22281105

[Anonymous No.22282189]

>>22281093

Contested election is already priced in. It doesn't matter what happens: even a military coup wouldn't affect the market that much. The US is already in the pocket of big business: they will pump the market and keep commies out. Just relax.

[Anonymous No.22282475]

>>22281437
If a civil war occurs, where do you reckon would be a safe location to settle for a while? Or at least, what cities/regions/states do you think one should stay away from? Or is this not even a concern?

I have a CS degree, so I would prefer to settle somewhere where I could get a non-menial job. Doesn't have to be software engineering; IT or QA would suffice.

I am currently unemployed and living in temporary housing. While I could just pack up and move anywhere, I am partial to the Bay Area and SoCal -- as that's where I'm from. Currently living in the greater DC area.

Any advice would be appreciated.

[Anonymous No.22282477]

>>22281224
He fell for the "anonymous sources" fake news AGAIN

OH NO NO NO

[Anonymous No.22282884]

>>22282475
Places with minimum people, and lots of agriculture. I think a civil war if it ever happened would see a lot of rural areas consolidate across state lines.
People in the major cities would probably have it the worst if food and supply lines got cut/ truckers stop delivering to areas. The US is so big that there would be tons of places with little to no violence.

[Anonymous No.22283217]

I like how facebook is already maneuvering to decide public opinion on a contested election. They have people in place to censor anything related to claiming victory to control the public opinion of the results. They claim its to maintain social order lol what BS. They have already decided we wont know the results for weeks, so it will be a race to control the narrative and elect a winner by public sentiment.. wild shit

[Anonymous No.22284193]

>>22281093

Trump wins and stocks go up bigly.

[Anonymous No.22284525]

>>22282884
This, you're not going to want to be anywhere with a population over 5,000... many of those areas are heavily armed and everybody already knows each other so they will recognize who is and isn't an outsider. The major cities are basically going to be fucked.

[Anonymous No.22284546]

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