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Extended shutdown of SEC could delay IPOs, ripple through market, experts warn

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Wall Street is particularly worried that an extended government shutdown would make it difficult for high-profile companies, including Lyft and Uber, to stage their widely anticipated IPOs this year. Experts say that could create even more volatility in the markets.

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Just remember, Trump was a bankrupt multiple times over. He understands monetary policy as a round of golf. He has no second-level thinking abilities. This never ends well, no matter how many bogus visions.

smartdissent Shutdown the Wall Street Casinos...

All on you, realDonaldTrump DonTheConGottaGo

I'm kind partial to IPAs, when I'm not drinking bourbon (which is rare)

Surely there must be something we can do to stop this... can we just ask him politely?

Spread that fear!

That reminds me of Susan's beef stew. Last time I had it, I sent quite a ripple when we went shopping for a new mower. I was embarrassed. The lowest of the Lowe's

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Lets be honest, he has personal incentive to keep it closed ”the court agreed to put the case [Emoluments] on hold indefinitely.” Due to the shutdown.

ETTD

Keep ramping up the hysteria.

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