Wall Street Begins to Panic Over Trump Ascendency; Citi Fears Investors Are Being ‘Lulled into a False Sense of Security’

It’s best that you batten down the hatches, for a Trump sized storm is coming and it disrupt everything genteel about your corrupt way of life, at least that’s what we’ve been told to believe.

In spite of the rhetoric, it’s important to remember that we still have a wholly corrupt Comgress, who’d never let Trump free us from the grips of the oligarchy, at least not easily.

Citi is out with a note of extreme caution this morning, graciously and gratuitously granted D. Trump a bountiful 35% chance of winning, despite the fact that many recent polls have him up and extending his lead over the infirmed H. Clinton.

“A 35 percent probability for a Trump victory is more meaningful than investors may be appreciating,” the team, led by Chief Global Political Analyst Tina Fordham, writes in a note published on Tuesday. “Political probabilities are not like blackjack — there is only one roll of the dice, and 35 percent probability events happen frequently in real life.”

How very quaint.

The report rambled on about a low energy Clinton and lack of enthusiasm by her fans, citing low turnouts at rallies etc.

The bottom line: the so called establishment elite aren’t taking Trump’s ascendancy with a level of seriousness that is necessary, given the stakes. In between glasses of sherry and servings of foia gras, the upper echelon in America are taking for granted all that has been bestowed upon them. Citi fashions Trump to be somewhat of a petty burglar in the night, attempting to circumvent a labyrinth of alarm systems that protects the status quo.

“Investors may be, once again, lulled into a false sense of complacency over the polling data, which are not predictions of the final result, but snapshots of the current state of public opinion,” they conclude.

This, coupled with the fact that China is a gigantic time bomb readying to blow, might be a recipe for extreme disaster of a monumental scale.