In examining Trump's claimabout a crash, investors might reasonably ask how much of thepolicy benefit would be rolled back if his presidency werethreatened. (AP Photo/Alex Brandon)
(Bloomberg) –How seriously should people take Donald Trump'sclaim that stocks would crash if he were kicked out ofoffice? As you mull over an answer, consider what someone in theother party would say.
Maybe there's a less subjective way to judge — with earningsestimates, perhaps, which have changed a lot during his presidency.Or maybe valuation. Neither is perfect, but nor is any quest forscience in the stock market.
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