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echarcha
February 11th, 2004, 09:05 AM
This is one question which might affect you whether you support Bush or Kerry.

Currently the stocks are doing okay and Wall Street is not in a panic which we saw after the Internet bubble burst.

Its a well known fact that Wall Street also gets affected by who is in the White House.

Say, Kerry wins in Nov. 2004. What will be the effect on Wall Street - short time and long time?

Your opinions based on how Kerry's policies will affect the economic policy of USA and then affect Wall Street would be quite interesting to know.

I hope I can get some discussion without getting into Bush is this and Kerry is that and the usual pro/anti Bush/Kerry rhetoric

desichacha
February 11th, 2004, 11:21 AM
one thing I know for sure.. thoda offshoring kam hoga...

Wall Street thode din up jayega but in long term neeche as offshoring nahi ho raha hoga..

Wall Street responds in a way which suits bull or bears based on who is controlling market at that time.. kindz..

But I think Kerry is honestly going to do something for social security and medical.. so overall wall street ka fatega thoda

Gr8_Hindustani
February 11th, 2004, 11:57 AM
Originally posted by desichacha
one thing I know for sure.. thoda offshoring kam hoga...

Wall Street thode din up jayega but in long term neeche as offshoring nahi ho raha hoga..

Wall Street responds in a way which suits bull or bears based on who is controlling market at that time.. kindz..

But I think Kerry is honestly going to do something for social security and medical.. so overall wall street ka fatega thoda

This is all BS. He won't be able to succeed in stopping outsourcing. One of the major sources of money for these politicians is "soft money," which comes from the industry. And industry today wants to do outsourcing so no matter what he thinks there will be outsourcing. Also, if you read his so called manifesto you'll realize that he is talking about bringing the manufacturing jobs back. I am sure that won't be easy either because there are not whole lot of manufacturing companies in US of A.

As far as the impact on the Street, it will all depend on the state of the economy. If the economy is healthy market will boom otherwise doom. Gone are the days of irrational exuberance. The Street now wants to see the top line and bottomline growth.

Rana
February 11th, 2004, 12:02 PM
I guess you keep on hearing this term again and again on TV and Radio.

I think that the US economy can hold on itw own. The presedential policies make subtle difference. But reccssion or BOOM in the market does not solely happen because of the policies. Economy has the means of correcting itself. Boom and bust are just the economic life cycle. You can not predict it.

But I think good times are coming back for the US economy.

echarcha
February 11th, 2004, 01:07 PM
What about effect of Kerry's plans for 'socialised medicine' on pharmaceutical, healthcare and medical industries?

If all were to get free medical care, wont medical insurance companies see red? If pharma's are forced to sell medicines at artifically controlled lower costs like Canada, wont these companies loose revenues and the will to invest in R & D for new drugs?

Anyone knoweldgeable about this, please shed light.

tony
February 11th, 2004, 07:05 PM
Originally posted by echarcha
What about effect of Kerry's plans for 'socialised medicine' on pharmaceutical, healthcare and medical industries?

If all were to get free medical care, wont medical insurance companies see red? If pharma's are forced to sell medicines at artifically controlled lower costs like Canada, wont these companies loose revenues and the will to invest in R & D for new drugs?

Anyone knoweldgeable about this, please shed light.

oye admin, tera canada se koi purana lafda hai kyaa ? hur time canadian heathcare kee gaand marta rehta hai tu ... :D

abhee Kerry ka nomination hua naheen hai, election jeeta naheen, you are are speculating about the stock market .. bhai mere stock market moves more by analyst upgrades/downgrades than it does by who the president is ... abhee merill GE, Microsoft, Intel, Cisco ko downgrade kur de toh kul hee market kee gaand lug jaayegi ... other thing is economic factors like jobs, GDP growth etc... yeh president se koi farak naheen padtha ... not much I mean ...

waise primaries mein Howard Dean ki maiyaa chud gayee :D :D

desichacha
February 12th, 2004, 12:49 PM
Originally posted by tony
bhai mere stock market moves more by analyst upgrades/downgrades than it does by who the president is ... abhee merill GE, Microsoft, Intel, Cisco ko downgrade kur de toh kul hee market kee gaand lug jaayegi ... other thing is economic factors like jobs, GDP growth etc... yeh president se koi farak naheen padtha ... not much I mean ...

waise primaries mein Howard Dean ki maiyaa chud gayee :D :D

chaman lal chaman.. market moves by insiders info and bhadwagiri... bawa wall street ke kisi bogs main kabhi mutta bhi hai .. ke bas sap impmeent karte karte hi sare fundaes bana liye