Stumbled on to it while getting lost in tweets on Sunday morning.

Hopefully, Trump won't tweet about it.http://www.cwbchicago.com/2017/01/man-shot-outside...

Use the direct connect feature to speak directly to those people and directly to anyone who shares your tweets.  

I feel ashamed saying this, but I spent on average: 9 Hours a week looking at Facebook photos and status. 7 hours taking “selfies” on snapchat. 5 Hours looking at ridiculous tweets from various celebrities on Twitter.Instead of taking selfies and tweeting, I’m going to refinance my 26.7 hours each week by learning as much as I can about real estate.

I know with potus, among other factors, stay away from volatility and inverse volatility like vix and xiv.... or, that said, when potus tweets neg, drop everything and short that stock, if you can.

Because its a 506(c), be sure to run all your marketing materials, language, tweets, posts, whatever through your securities attorney.

Two major real estate policies president Trump is supporting - Negative rates - (trump directly tweeted today)- Fannie/Freddy restructuring - ( more of administration support)These are two MAJOR influences in the market, I see there being pros and cons of both curious on opinions on how this influences/impacts values/buyer pools etc

An off the cuff tweet ignites a selloff and things are choppy for awhile until another leader tweets about progress being made or something else takes over the headlines.  

But... if the tariff wars, shootings, mean tweets, et al start making credit sphincters pucker, you'll wish ya settled for now.

The stock market is overvalued and is just a couple of tweets away from triggering a correction.