NEW YORK - Traders are less worried about political uncertainty in the run-up to the U.S. presidential election, with former Vice President Joe Biden remaining strong in the polls while Senator Elizabeth Warren has lost ground.
Implied volatility, which measures expectations for outsized equity price moves, has fallen significantly in the past few months for healthcare, financials and energy - sectors considered at risk of disruption or increased regulation under a Democratic president.
Who cares.... they are adults, let them work it out.... both were out to score political points
Not to worry Bernie will set the Wall Street crowd straight soon enough.
Warrens and Bernies.
I see a flagrant correlation-causation fallacy 🤷♂️😅
And this ladies and gentlemen, is what investors, wealthy donors, corporate media & centrist democrats have planned all along! Congrats, you are turning off the enthusiastic progressives in favor of same old republican-lite democrats who only want your vote along w/ status quo.
They prefer Bernie?
'Reality has surpassed satire.' —DBC Pierre
BREAKING: Tom Steyer asks for recommendation for nearby sushi place. Melee ensues.
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To be fair... They're all too old. Drop them. Get like Castro or that Butigiegieg guy. Someone young and smart.
It should say as 'Democrats election odds slip'
It’ll be even smoother once Bernie is out
Shame on you for this GARBAGE.
I get it, the rich are frightened. BigStructuralChange
Owner opinion masking as news?
You are out of your mind.
Stop spreading hate and causing problems. You know what you need to be reporting on? TheyAllKnew RemoveandIndictTrumpNOW
People who don’t own stock also vote.
Well.. honestly I don't see Trump losing with a strong Economy. People don't want to change from a known to an unknown like, Sanders.