Elections: Trump is losing, looking for the exits, and markets are adjusting
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With sexual assault scandals and a 7% deficit in the polls, Trump trumps his own rhetoric about a rigged election. Blaming everybody else seems like what losers do. And reportedly Trump is also thinking about the next thing: a media enterprise. Markets prefer the Clinton Continuation and dislike the Donald Disruption. At this point, a Clinton victory is beginning to be priced in. The last presidential debate does provide a comeback opportunity for Trump, and three weeks are a very long time in politics. Nevertheless, at this point, a victory for Trump will likely trump the Brexit effect on markets.
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