'Trump Slump' ahead for US stocks in 2018
Running out of pro-growth policies, Trump may not have more rabbits to pull out of his market magician hat
IF 2017 was the year of the Trump Bump for US stocks, then 2018 could well be the year of the Trump Slump.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average has risen roughly 25 per cent for this year, and about 35 per cent since US President Donald Trump's election victory.
Seldom has a president been so associated with a rally. American opinion may be divided on Mr Trump but the stock market has returned his embrace - so far.
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