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Here's What President Obama's Win Means For Your Money
Bitter, negative, expensive…I am hard pressed to find any positive adjectives describing this year's presidential campaign.
Evidently, the markets are struggling, too.
As was widely expected leading up to the election, all of the major averages got slammed in early trading on news of President Obama's victory. Just over an hour into yesterday's session, the Dow dropped 262.51, the S&P 500 tumbled 27.58 and the tech- laden Nasdaq fell 59.55. Oil tanked 2.95% and $2.62 per barrel to $86.08 while 10-year bonds saw yields plummet 6.20% to 1.63%.
O-bummer.
There is a bright side, though. Now that all the hoopla is over, investors can get down to business.
Here's what I'm expecting:
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