Futures are up at 6pm tonight. Lets see how everything is gonna

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They do tend to move around 4% in the days after.

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Each party tends to have about the same volatility during their tenure.

interesting but there are too many extraneous factors like the bankruptcy of lehman brothers in 2008

I'm awaiting to sink some money into the s&p

I expect a little dip

>>1603705
agreed. You'd have to compare the befores and afters the market was already fucked before bobama so any fuckededness after needs to be discounted.

>>1603712
Trump's protectionist policies might affect certain niches in the market, though I think people expect Hillary to be elected and she will maintain the status quo and not change much compared to Obama.

There might be some obscure law she is seeking to change that might cause a company to jump or dip, though it would take a lot of research to find something like that and it is a bit too late for that.

There is this on real estate in Washington DC

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/where-we-live/wp/2016/10/03/how-the-elections-will-affect-the-d-c-area-real-estate-market/

http://fortune.com/2016/11/05/stock-market-prediction-donald-trump/

The market doesn't like instability so it might be a bit of a downwards pressure if Trump wins.

>>1603711
It's already dipped you mongaloid do you even watch the market

>>1603787
>-5% over a week
>a dip

ok dude