The Midterm Elections: No Panacea for the U.S. Economy

With many of the primaries past, and the November 2010 midterm elections less than five months away, it is worth taking a look at what policy...

Election 2008: Why Poor Presidential Approval Ratings Make For Great Stock Markets

By Keith Fitz-GeraldInvestment DirectorMoney Morning/The Money Map Report No question, President George Bush's approval ratings have pulled an...

Election 2008: The Achilles' Heel of Obamanomics

By Martin HutchinsonContributing Editor Presidential hopeful, Barack Obama, recently told The Wall Street Journal that he intended to lift the United...

Election 2008: Obama or McCain – U.S. May Suffer Either Way

By Martin HutchinsonContributing Editor As Barack Obama closes in on the Democratic presidential nomination, investors should focus their minds...

Election 2008: As Democratic Primary Hits a New Pinnacle Today, Obamanomics Emerges as Clear Front-Runner for Investors

"Election 2008" is an ongoing Money Morning series that looks for profit plays emanating from the presidential election campaign. By Martin...

Election 2008: U.S. Economy Cries "No mas" to the Democrats

"Election 2008" is an ongoing Money Morning series that looks for profit plays emanating from the presidential election campaign. By Martin...

Election 2008: Drawn-Out Dems Battle Could be Bad for Investors

"Election 2008" is an ongoing Money Morning series that looks for profit plays emanating from the presidential election campaigns. By Martin...

Election 2008: After Super Tuesday Downer, Investors Seek Answers in Today's "Potomac Primaries"

This is the latest installment of "Election 2008," an occasional Money Morning series that examines the investing implications of the...

Election 2008: Which Republican Candidates Will Be Best For Investor Profits

The Second Article in a Two-Part Series on the Economic Policies of the Presidential Candidates From Both Parties. Last Story: The Democrats. By...

Election 2008: Which Democratic Candidates Will Be Best For Investor Profits

The First Article in a Two-Part Series on Economic Policies of the Presidential Candidates From Both Parties. Next: The Republicans. By Martin...

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