
During last night's Democratic debate, Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders said a few things about Wall Street that made us stop and think.
Whoa, we might actually agree with a politician about something.
By Money Morning Staff Reports, Money Morning -
During last night's Democratic debate, Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders said a few things about Wall Street that made us stop and think.
Whoa, we might actually agree with a politician about something.
Here's what Sanders had to say about Big Banks and their cronies on Capitol Hill...
By Money Morning Staff Reports, Money Morning -
During last night's Democratic debate, Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders said a few things about Wall Street that made us stop and think.
Whoa, we might actually agree with a politician about something.
Here's what Sanders had to say about Big Banks and their cronies on Capitol Hill...
By Tara Clarke, Associate Editor, Money Morning • @TaraKateClarke -
The Hillary Clinton-Goldman Sachs relationship is closer than it should be, according to many voters...
The former Secretary of State has accepted Wall Street’s campaign donations and fees for speeches – according to CNN Money on Oct. 13, 2015, Clinton made $3.15 million in 2013 alone from speaking to Morgan Stanley, Deutsche Bank, UBS, Goldman Sachs, and other firms. Meanwhile, U.S. investors want a president who can put an end to Wall Street’s constant market-rigging – not accept its support.
By Money Morning Staff Reports, Money Morning -
Hillary Clinton/Wall Street ties became an unintended highlight of Saturday night's Democratic debate.
It all began when rival presidential hopeful Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders took an opportunity to criticize the former secretary of state about her campaign contribution affiliations.
He might as well have handed Clinton her own shovel at that point and told her start digging...
By Tara Clarke, Associate Editor, Money Morning • @TaraKateClarke -
Democratic presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton holds sway over U.S. markets. Over the past three weeks, two comments from her wiped millions off the value of an industry...
A 21-word tweet from Clinton sent the SPDR S&P Biotech ETF (NYSE Arca: XBI) - a collection of some of the largest biotech stocks on the market - down 5% on Sept. 21. The former first lady struck again Oct. 30. She tweeted an attack on prisons. Prison stocks promptly took a dive. Corrections Corp. of America (NYSE: CXW) fell as much as 6% when the tweet surfaced - a $200 million loss of value.
But there's one sector that is proving impervious to Hillary Clinton rants. In fact, the last time a politician took aim at this industry, it doubled during the worst financial crisis in recent memory.
Investors who hate Hillary Clinton will love these two picks...
By Money Morning Staff Reports, Money Morning -
The Hillary Clinton-Wall Street "battle" has begun. But how much merit is there to the Democratic front-runner's punitive declarations?
We're guessing not much.
Just look at who's funding most of the former first lady's campaign...
By Tara Clarke, Associate Editor, Money Morning • @TaraKateClarke -
Wall Street ties to our nation's capital are more prevalent than ever.
That's why we had to shake our heads when we saw the tactic the Hillary Clinton 2016 campaign decided to run with, the week following her bid announcement on April 12.
Mrs. Clinton called for a "toppling" of the 1%. She would attempt to be cast as "Hillary Clinton, the Populist."