Faithless electors can still cost Donald Trump the presidency and send Hillary Clinton to the White House in 2017.
Donald Trump was declared the winner of the presidency last Tuesday by surpassing 270 electoral votes, the threshold for victory. While some votes are still being counted, Trump is expected to end up with 306 electoral votes.
Faithless electors can still cost Donald Trump the presidency and send Hillary Clinton to the White House in 2017.
Donald Trump was declared the winner of the presidency last Tuesday by surpassing 270 electoral votes, the threshold for victory. While some votes are still being counted, Trump is expected to end up with 306 electoral votes.
It's 2 o'clock in the morning as I write, and the winds are howling outside, making it near impossible to sleep. Somehow that's strangely appropriate on election night, especially if you understand the implications of what I want to share with you right now.
But be warned. This isn't for everybody...
...just investors who want to make gobs of money.
Election Day 2016 is finally here, and the race is too close to call.
Right now, a key question is how many electoral votes does GOP candidate Donald Trump have?
Here are the states Trump needs to win in order to take the Oval Office...
Politicizing your portfolio is one of the worst mistakes you can make... with one exception.
On Election Day, this is the only investment decision you need to make...
Who will win the presidential election?
Will it be the Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton? Or will GOP candidate Donald Trump emerge victorious?
This tawdry circus of an election has carved deep scars on the American soul that will persist long after Jan. 20, 2017.
But at least the contest itself is almost over.
The FBI may have closed its investigation into Hillary Clinton's use of a private email server, and Donald Trump may yet prevail when he answers the troubling lawsuits he faces, but the reputation of virtually every individual and institution touched by this election is ruined - the media, Justice Department, FBI, the candidates, their surrogates and supporters, both political parties, and those holding high office.
As of this morning, the so-called elite political class has disgraced itself on a daily basis for more than a year.
They'll be no help at all. We will be left to pick up the pieces after today.
The markets are finally realizing this, too; they're starting to react to the turbulence ahead, but they are dangerously, shockingly complacent.
Donald Trump is proposing some of the biggest - and most controversial - changes to America's energy sector that people have ever seen.
Markets have had their longest daily skid since 1980.
This election has been kind of unique, and not in a good way. With last week's FBI surprise regarding Hillary's emails, uncertainty is back in the markets.
No matter who wins election 2016, there are a few smart, short-term bets to make now and profit on the outcome.
Here's what you need to know...
In an election filled with scandal and controversy, Americas are asking, "Will Hillary Clinton Win the Election?"
Here are the biggest factors that will determine Clinton's fate...
The U.S. uses an Electoral College system - not the popular vote - to elect the president and vice president. But exactly what is the Electoral College?
The FBI could be withholding an "October Surprise" that would harm GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump's campaign ahead of Election Day.
These "Cuba investments" could get hit after Nov. 8.
Your taxes are about to suffer from America's national debt problem.
It's no longer a matter of "if" you'll see a tax hike; it's "when" and "by how much"...
