Also, it's lucky that today is a national holiday so all the markets will be closed, tomorrow will be when it starts to be felt, but Steed has a point that since it's done on mostly speculative data, then since the Senate has passed this deal, and it's trickling down to the House, then by Wednesday it should be about ready to roll and the markets will come out strong.
Providing of course that the House doesn't reject it. It's got until Wednesday, and then it'll be replaced by the House elected in November, which has a slimmer majority than the current one, so they might want to stall until then for political football, I don't know. We shall see.
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