Callaway: President Trump's SOTU Didn't Hurt a 'Wounded' Stock Market
Even though President Trump touted the success of the stock market in his State of the Union speech on a day when the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 363 points, his commentary didn't hurt a 'wounded' market, according to TheStreet's chief executive officer Dave Callaway.
Even though President Trump touted the success of the stock market in his State of the Union speech on a day when the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 363 points, his commentary didn't hurt a 'wounded' market, according to TheStreet's (TST) - Get Report chief executive officer Dave Callaway.
"I think he did give something for investors to chew on," Callaway said, referring to Trump's desires to move forward with a $1.5 trillion infrastructure plan.
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