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3. What is your opinion on the presidential election results?

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Presidential election results 2024 | CNN Politics

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View maps and real-time results for the 2024 US presidential election matchup between former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris. For more information, visit cnn.com/election.

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1. Do you think that the ballots set on fire could have affected any part of the election?

2. What is your favorite animal?

3. Do you have any hobbies?

Riley Harris

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Police are searching for the person who set ballot boxes on fire in Washington and Oregon. Here’s what we know | CNN

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With just days until Election Day, hundreds of ballots were destroyed by fires this week at two ballot drop boxes in the Pacific Northwest, and investigators are searching for a culprit they say is responsible for both.

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1. Where did you go to high school?

2. What is your favorite color?

3. Do you think Trump will actually lower taxes like he claims he will.

Adelyn Hieber

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The S&P 500 rallied to a record high the day after the presidential vote as uncertainty about the outcome faded.

"I don't think many people had it in their playbook that we would know the next president by 11 am on Wednesday," says Brian Garrett, head of Equity Execution on the Cross Asset Sales desk in Global Banking & Markets at Goldman Sachs. Previous US elections have taken days or longer to play out, and Garrett highlights that the two-day normalized decline in the VIX (the CBOE Volatility Index) was one of its largest in the past decade.

US stocks surged in part because many clients had reduced the amount of risk in their portfolio amid uncertainty about the results of the election, Garrett says on an episode of Goldman Sachs Exchanges. Investors have since re-engaged some of the trades that were successful after the 2016 presidential race, such as buying financials, small caps, technology, and energy stocks, he says.

The resolution of political uncertainty is a key, near-term driver for stocks and tends to drive strong year-end returns following a presidential election, Kostin writes. The S&P 500 index has historically generated a median return of 4% between Election Day in November and calendar year-end. Combined with the recent resilience in economic growth data and the expectation for more rate cuts by the Federal Reserve, the near-term outlook for US equities is "healthy," he writes.
How Treasury yields may influence US stocks
A sharp increase in 10-year Treasury yields, which would increase borrowing costs and impact valuations, would probably limit the magnitude of any potential rally in stock prices. Ten-year yields have risen to about 4.4% from a low this year of 3.6%. Kostin points out that such an increase in interest rates would usually be accompanied by a decline in equity prices. But in this case, stocks have been unperturbed by the rise in yields because it has mostly been driven by better economic data in the US.

While the US presidential Inauguration Day is still months away, investors are rotating their holdings within stock portfolios according to expectations for policy changes. Recent correlations between baskets of equities and election prediction markets indicate that financial, fossil fuel, and small capitalization companies will outperform the broader market, and renewable energy stocks will lag behind.
The impact of US tariffs on stocks, M&A, and IPOs
Many investors are focused on trade policy, and Trump may implement some tariffs without legislation. Our economists expect the president-elect will impose tariffs on imports from China that average an additional 20 percentage points. European companies may also face tariffs, and the impact of trade uncertainty could cause a larger economic hit than the tariffs themselves, according to Goldman Sachs Research.

During the trade conflicts in 2018-2019, in Trump's previous administration, domestic-facing and defensive industries such as utilities, telecom services, and real estate tended to outperform, while automobile, capital goods, and technology hardware stocks underperformed.

There are reasons to think mergers and acquisitions will increase under a Trump administration. While it will take time for policy uncertainty to recede, antitrust regulation could be more relaxed under the Republican president. Continued economic expansion and an increase in confidence among CEOs may also underpin a rise in corporate combinations.

Goldman Sachs Research estimates that $4 trillion of corporate spending in 2025 will be roughly evenly split between returning cash to shareholders (buybacks and dividends) and investing for growth (capex, research and development, and M&A).

The number of IPOs may rise. Goldman Sachs Research's IPO Issuance Barometer assesses how conducive the macroeconomic environment is for new equity issuance.

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How Trump's election is forecast to affect US stocks

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The S&P 500 rallied to a record high the day after the presidential vote as uncertainty about the outcome faded. "I don't think many people had it in their playbook that we would know the next president by 11 am on Wednesday," says Brian Garrett, head of Equity Execution on the Cross Asset Sales desk in Global Banking & Markets at Goldman Sachs.

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1. what was your fav subject in school

2. whats ur fav holidssy

3. do you think trump being president means student loan forgiveness

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1. whats your fav food

2. what's your fav season

3. do you think rfk Jr is the best fit for the health department

4. https://www.cnn.com/

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1- Do you have a hidden talent? What is it?

2- What is your Favorite song?

3- Because Trump is now president, do you think are economy will get better or worse?

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1. Do you have any pets?

2. Where would your dream vacation destination be?

3. How long do you think it will take Trump to finish filling his cabinet positions?

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Trump cabinet picks offer ‘fresh set of eyes,’ says America First Policy spokesman

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NPR’s Steve Inskeep talks to America First Policy Institute spokesman Marc Lotter about President-elect Trump’s Cabinet picks and policies. The group has been advising the incoming administration.

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1. whats your biggest fear

2. who's your fav celebrity

3. do you think trumps decision to choose doctor Oz to run medicare and medicaid agencies

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1- Where's your favorite place to go for vacation?

2- Who's your favorite singer?

3- Do you think trump is involved in project 2025?

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1.what's your favorite food?

2. If you could choose what country would visit?

3.With trump being elected do you think the cost of everything will go down?