Hold On

I probably shouldn’t have looked at the Business section of the newsfeed. It doesn’t get much more depressing. I guess if Warren Buffet is selling off half his Apple stock, he must know something the rest of us should be getting up to speed on.

It’s difficult to shake the thought that this current market downturn is somehow connected to Kamala Harris’ ascendancy, that there’s no coincidence in her rise having precipitated the need by Trump sympathizers to offer up hints and numbers that foment severe skittishness on the part of investors. It’s rippling throughout world markets, though, and it’s gonna be another rough one today.

It’s somehow infuriating that something that has become so integral is also so fragile and susceptible to whims and feelings. It makes one wonder about the integrity of the whole foundation. And so many of us are caught up in it.

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