[Diogenesis]

The Witch of Benghazi brought the entire medical
stock market down with her vicious attacks on American
businesses.

Therefore, it will go UP.

[Zeneta]

Tell me where it will close on Nov. 8th and then I’ll tell you.

[JPJones]

I don’t think so.

The dems have control of wall st and crash the market a year or so into Trump’s first term to prove he’s a bad president.

[Timpanagos1]

Investors bet the future, not the past.

The market will continue to climb as it did today and it is all based on the Trump’s rise in the polls.

[MNDude]

Initially I think it’ll go down. Wall Street doesn’t like these anti-globalists.

[Vermont Lt]

You think the stock market is going to be that high?

If Trump wins they will crash it on him. The Dow will be around 12,000

[TomGuy]

Probably a significant bump, but not recording breaking.

Last I heard, companies still have massive amounts of ‘cash on the sidelines’ outside the US, due to current laws/restrictions/taxes.

If/when those get lifted or modified under a Trump administration, the economy should turn ‘hot’ for the term.

If Clinton wins, that money will stay off-shore and the economy will continue to flounder.

[umgud]

I am telling my friends I expect this sluggish economy to start turning around a soon as business and the electorate knows Trump either has won or will. As to the stock market, it seems to have done better than the public at large, but I do expect it to climb with a Trump win.

[Donglalinger]

Look for the Fed to raise interests rates the day after Trump is elected

[Moonman62]

The stock market almost always follows the actions of the Federal Reserve. Look at how well the market has done under some awful presidents (Obama). There was a really bad recession in (the great) Reagan’s first term. Bubba Clinton manipulated the strength of the dollar to attract capital from overseas and the market did well (too well).

So just because Trump may be one of the better presidents, that doesn’t mean the stock market will do well.

[GenXteacher]

It will be like Brexit- a few days down as the globalist punks cry and whine, and then back to keeping the illusion of prosperity up.

[ThomasThomas]

Until they now what he will do in more detail it will be stagnate. Wall street is most scared of uncertainty.

[Kay Ludlow]

Uh, the markets are back to record highs on no volume, just the central banks (mainly the Federal Reserve, but helped by their other central banker friends), to try to get the massive money that has flowed out of stocks (11 weeks in a row now of huge volume flowing out) and into treasuries to get back in the market. The last thing the Federal Reserve types want is someone like Trump, who questions whether we need to keep them. Trump wins, instant Crash, let the held off depression (at least, held off in the markets) happen, and let HIM deal with it and get the blame. Sorry to say so, but this is the bubble of all bubbles, they know it needs to reset, and they'll shift the blame from them and make Trump the fall guy. Look for the 2007 lows to happen by the end of his first year. In the end though, it will be for the best, as we can have markets based on reality again. None of the standard measures of corporate health are any where near recovery is you look at their earning using Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP), but they are all being allowed to get away with reporting Non GAAP made up earnings, just to keep shareholders and investors from knowing the truth.

[MeneMeneTekelUpharsin]

He is not going to win.

[moovova]

The Dow will be 10 feet higher.

[snarkpup]

Probably not much change from the day before. It will have already been factored in, if it isn't already.

[Meet the New Boss]

Brooklyn socialist Janet Yellen will raise interest rates if Trump wins in order to pop the market bubble and try to crush Trump and set up a socialist to run on an open Marxist agenda.

What’s pushing the market forward is the flood of money from the Fed, not earnings. Inflation is held down by the massive population of cheap foreign labor and low energy costs.

Increased interest rates will blow a hole in the federal budget. That will be blamed on Trump.

The media, the Dems, the GOP-e and the post-American multinational corporations will all blame Trump.

[PGR88]

We don’t have a free-market any longer, as stocks and bonds are most certainly manipulated by Central Banks and governments. And are governments themselves manipulated? You tell me.

Beyond that, will there be a 2008 election scenario where the market crashes weeks before election day? I just don’t know.

[montanajoe]

It won’t matter. The big boys don’t invest based on the political flavor of the day. They will wait and see if the trends have changed.

They may be a few amateurs who will dump or buy based on their political philosophy but not enough to effect the market as a whole.

[Still Thinking]

Prolly like Brexit. Minor selloff, followed by a rebound when everyone realizes they’re being idiots.