Again, if you are investing in US financial markets, keep a close eye on developments regarding the FBI and the Hillary Clinton email investigation. The markets don’t like chaos, and that’s what we are headed for.

There have been a lot of major developments recently, although most big media organizations are ignoring them. They will soon regret that.

For now, I’d like to point out one development from recently released emails between those cheating FBI lovebirds, Peter Strzok and Lisa Page. Nobody seems to have caught this, so allow me.

In June 2016, Strzok messaged Page to say this about Clinton’s emails: “She also used her personal email extensively while outside the US, including from the territory of sophisticated adversaries.”

The Strzok emails continued: “That use included an email exchange with another senior government official while Secretary Clinton was in the territory of such an adversary. Given that combination of factors, we assess it is possible that hostile actors gained access to Secretary Clinton’s personal email accounts.”

I broke this story more than a year ago. Clinton’s emails were not “hacked” in the traditional sense. Her password was stolen while she was visiting Moscow and her carelessness allowed the Russians to read her messages for years.

The original Strzok email apparently disclosed that the “senior government official” mentioned was actually President Barack Obama. And that made Clinton’s carelessness worse.

But the key point here is this: If the Russians didn’t “hack” Clinton in the strict sense, it seems to me that it becomes less likely that they broke into the computers of the Democratic National Committee and its higher-ups before Election Day.

Why would the Russians go after Democratic nobodies when they were easily and constantly eavesdropping on Clinton’s emails?

So who broke into the DNC computers? My best guess right now is that the DNC email leak came from a disgruntled Democratic Party insider — perhaps a Bernie Sanders supporter. When we find out who the leaker was, all hell will break out.

Again, everything happening in Washington right now is crucial to the well-being of an already nervous Wall Street. So pay attention.