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  • When will the House vote to reopen the government? Here's what to know.

    From morningstar.com

    The end is in sight for the record-breaking federal government shutdown, but there are still a few critical steps to go before Washington gets back to business. Following the Senate's vote late Monday in favor of a compromise package, the House of Representatives is now the next big hurdle to clear. Votes could happen as soon as 4 p.m. Eastern on Wednesday, and a roll call could be tight. "The House vote will likely be very close since the vast majority of House Democrats are expected to oppose, leaving Speaker [Mike] Johnson very little margin of error to keep his caucus unified," Evercore ISI analysts said in a ... (full story)

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The Fool
Nov 11, 2025 12:25pm
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If someone challenges the speaker, there goes the any chance of ending this soon. That will be the smart play.
All of the Dems who defected are not seeking re-election. This suggests to me that Dem leadership is on board with the shutdown deal and that the defectors will not recant when it comes time to vote.
The Fool
Nov 11, 2025 1:42pm — Edited
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Quoting Trader#FFED
Democrats are cooked this time. Only GOP deflectors can stir the pot from here. Randy Rand is going to need backup which he doesn't have at least publicly. Air travel chaos may delay GOP members returning to DC for the vote. That might tank the S&P500 2.25 points.
good pt re: the air travel mess. I could see a no-vote surprise tanking the SnP back down to where it was trading last Friday - ie, a 6630 low then, but certainly a drop below 6700. I just bot some cheap fat SPX put flys for Friday, 6610/6650/6690 for 60c, just for a little insurance.

https://www.forexfactory.com/thread/...2#post15467012
Vancarbon
Nov 11, 2025 12:30pm
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Is the damage to the US economy already done ?

Maybe that’s the question we should be asking .

Look at the economic data ( as sporadic and unreliable as it is ) being released . The market has nothing to do with the real economy as we well know , however the tail never wags the dog, as far as I know .
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The Fool
Nov 11, 2025 12:06pm
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If they somehow manage to kill (or even complicate) the shutdown deal, we will erase the big stock gains seen Monday.
Trader#FFED
Nov 11, 2025 12:45pm
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Democrats are cooked this time. Only GOP deflectors can stir the pot from here. Randy Rand is going to need backup which he doesn't have at least publicly. Air travel chaos may delay GOP members returning to DC for the vote. That might tank the S&P500 2.25 points.
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Trader#8642
Nov 11, 2025 1:11pm
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Democrats are cooked...
Yip. Not worth showing up. Maybe the dems can oppose the name of the bill (again). NEWS !

https://www.facebook.com/thedailysho...5030849601332/

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Trader#A354
Nov 11, 2025 12:20pm
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If someone challenges the speaker, there goes the any chance of ending this soon. That will be the smart play.
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Trader#92AD
Nov 11, 2025 12:29pm
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January, according to a few spooky psychics
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