Sentence examples for election stock from inspiring English sources
That tale of two apartments might serve as a parable for the state of New York City's residential real estate market -- stark reality setting in at dizzying heights after a disputed presidential election, stock market gyrations, dot-com layoffs, faltering earnings for big-name national firms.
The recently launched New Zealand election stock market, iPredict, ran real money markets on whether the Maori Party would support a National-led government.
Over all, the analysis by Wolfers and Zitzewitz suggested that if Clinton wins the election, stock-market value in the U.S. and around the world would be more than ten per cent higher than it would be in a Trump Presidency.
Stocks Fall to Lowest Point Since Presidential Election Stocks tumbled, extending a recent slump that has come on fears that economic growth is slowing.
Jeremy J. Siegel, a professor at the Wharton School, studied presidential election cycles for his 1994 book, "Stocks for the Long Run," and found that when a Republican wins a presidential election, stocks tend to perform better the day after.
The morning after the election, stocks soared for three of the country's top medical marijuana producers.
In those 29 presidential elections I examined, when the market "approved" of the outcome by rallying the day after the election, stocks returned an average of about 3percentt over the rest of the year.
But the day after the elections stock prices went up.
For all the progress Russia has made since the Soviet Union collapsed in 1991 -- elections, stock markets, a putatively free press and the vast expansion of personal liberties -- the exercise remains more or less the same.
His plans triggered a post-election stock market rally..
Those political pundits who proclaim every day that they know the outcome of the U.S. presidential election, those stock market prognosticators who swear to their brethren that they know the future movement of stocks or the market, and those global leaders who honestly believe that they are in tune with the pulse of their people - you are probably wrong.
