High Praise for the President from CNBC’s Jim Cramer after Market Dive

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The market suffered it’s worse day since 2008, partly due to Coronavirus, but also due to the oil wars between Saudi Arabia, Iran, and Russia. The Dow fell over 2,000 percentage points, the NASDAQ over 589, and the S&P over 225.

President Trump is taking action to avoid recession. He said on Monday that the White House is planning on asking Congress to pass a payroll tax cut and relief for hourly wage earners, NPR reported. he will also provide aid to small businesses, and industries hurt by the virus.

A meeting to discuss the tax cut and relief for hourly wage earners will take place with members of the House and Senate on Tuesday.

“Very substantial relief that’s a big number,” Trump said. “We’re also going to be talking about hourly wage earners getting help so that they can be in a position so they are not going to ever miss a paycheck,” he said.

Trump said his administration will be creating loans for small businesses and working with industries such as airlines and cruise ships that have been harmed by the coronavirus scare. In addition, the White House has invited Wall Street executives to meet with Trump later this week on how to cope with the coronavirus threat, according to USA Today.

“We are going to take care of and have been taking care of the American public and the American economy,” Trump said.

Mnuchin added, “The economy will be in really good shape a year from now. This is not like the financial crisis where we don’t know the end in sight. This is about providing proper tools and liquidity to get through the next few months.”

JIM CRAMER PRAISED THE PRESIDENT’S ACTIONS

In a surprise reaction, the stock market hero Jim Cramer praised the President’s actions in a series of tweets Monday. Cramer is a legend and this is high praise coming from him.


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HonorAmerica
HonorAmerica
5 years ago

It’s a move that needs to take place. It’s fortunate for Americans that we have a president who knows how the market and business operates. The people who will be hurt by the stock market losses are those not in it for the long haul. Stay the course folks don’t panic. It’s the Wall Street tactic to make people sell off and then pick up their stock on the cheap using investors who pullout to line their pockets. It’s not the virus it’s Greed. The virus just provides an opportunity to damage an election and lay the blame elsewhere. It’s the hedge fund hooligans who stand to gain from a crisis using the Emanuel credo of “don’t let a crisis go to waste.”