WINNING: Fastest 1,000 Point Stock Market Increase in History
by Robert Gehl

Under the Trump recovery, records are being shattered.

When the Dow reaches 26,000 – as is expected later today, it will mark not only a new record high (yes, another new record high – tired of winning yet), but it will mark the fastest 1,000-point rise in history.

It will have just taken 12 days for the Dow Jones Industrial Average to go from 25,000 to 26,000. That’s twice as fast as the previous record, when it took 23 days for it to rise the same amount.

But it’s not just in America. Markets in Asia and Europe are exploding, ZeroHedge reports:

MSCI’s all-country world index notched its third consecutive all-time high as Japan’s heavyweight Nikkei rose to its best level since 1991 during a lively Asian session. In Europe, the STOXX 600 index crawled 0.3% higher as technology and insurance stocks offset a 0.5% drop in miners caused by the buckling metals prices.

After ending its record streak of upward days at 15 yesterday, the Hang Seng nonetheless closed at a post-2007 record high, soaring 1.8% to a new record high of 31,904.

So who gets credit for this new economy? Despite the insistence of the mainstream media, most economists say that President Trump’s aggressive policies are the reason. The Hill writes:

Trump and Obama (and their admirers) are slugging it out, both claiming that it is their policies that have led to the ongoing economic expansion, steady job growth and…