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Broad-based market rally anticipating a Romney victory

Erod

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The feel of a Romney win is spurring the markets, which are in a broad-based rally at +125 so far. If he wins, I expect a nice surge through inauguration day.

In fact, the economy in general will uptick nicely moving forward. Of course, Democrats will cry endlessly about how this is the result of Obama's policies finally taking effect, and Romney taking credit for it. Sorry, libs, people aren't that stupid.

Corporate America needs to feel confidence before it pours its dry powder back into the risk of expansion, growth, and hiring. A business-savvy President and a sane environment for business will give them that confidence.

Driving costs of business down by re-focusing on producing our own energy within our continental borders, as well as eliminating the potential disaster of Obamacare and increased taxes on long-term investments, will also do wonders for our economy and risk.

And again, Democrats will try like the dickens to claim credit for it all.
 
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