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After the Election - What will happen?

I was just thinking about what will happen after the election with the stock market???If most of the money is on the libs side or labor side.What i mean is if the big money is with the libs and they go down then there is gonna be some disgruntleds ;) spiteful that will take their money off the table.A change of government could effectively end or derail the bull run.Just what came to me then .Bye.

That'd be good, be able to get some real bargains. With Wall Street showing signs of weakening might be able to get into BHP round $25 or so. When all the dust settles in a year a two they will go up to $100 Hope you are right Wysiwyg.
 
....Considering the fact that our market is being controlled by the mess left behind by the yanks of a morning, an unknown number of asian punters during the day, a whole heap of bewildered poms and Europeans of an evening and then we hand it back to the yanks at midnight, I say it matters not one bit who gains the upper hand on Saturday... :2twocents


Seeking.
I totally agree.
For the general public to actually believe that any polititian has their interests at heart is nieve.
Its all about power,position and control.
There are agenda's everywhere.Personal and party.
In all politics world wide.

Being in the building industry I can look forward to deals with the unions.
My employees --- membership to unions even though they dont want to---no ticket no start--$600 a year thanks.
I'm happy all staff will go back to award rates when their WPA's expire saving my company $123,000 a year.

Make the best of whats given,most who are contolling the vote cant remember labour rule. Time to learn.

Think you'll be better off???

Unless YOU do something to change your life no polititian is going to make a scrap of difference.
 
Unless YOU do something to change your life no polititian is going to make a scrap of difference.

This might be true...but politics will determine whether your efforts are supercharged, or whether enacted policies act like more of a hand brake.
 
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