If Donald Trump's proposed 10% credit card interest rate cap passes, credit card companies will likely make less money, leading to a larger potential stock sell-off.
"Or if it does pass, then guess what? This is terrible for these credit card companies because they make a bunch of money off of the interest that they charge these companies. Being capped at that interest means that they'll most likely make less. So therefore, a larger potential sell-off, either, you know, sell or potential short opportunity."