Would you like some Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump Stocks? Aside from the Federal Reserve’s regular meetings and statements, the US presidential election is the biggest event in the financial calendar this year. Most Wall Street analysts are assuming a balanced outcome from the election at the beginning of November. The current split in power is expected to be maintained. However, any other outcomes might result in a wave of volatility and longer-term uncertainty for the markets. If Democrats keep the Presidency and take Senate or Republicans take the Presidency and keep Senate, the current power balance would be upset and policy uncertainty will prevail.
Both the presidential candidates have made it clear where their general bias lies on certain...
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