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stockGURU
3rd-November-2004, 10:42 PM
So now that Bush is almost certainly re-elected what does everyone think are the implications for world financial markets?

What will be the effect of another four year of a Bush administration on the American economy?

Any thoughts?

tarnor
3rd-November-2004, 11:00 PM
My only thoughts is not so good and not just economically, have absolutely no idea what mischief that guy could make in the next four years........ :banghead:

global unrest couldn't be good for the stability of the economy???

not suggesting kerry is any better but likely to not be so aggressive

still_in_school
3rd-November-2004, 11:17 PM
Hi Guys,

with Bush Administration, OZ looks like to get stronger and better... against the US...though i do believe in the next week or so we should see the AU$ rise above .75cents, IMHO i feel that the .74 pullback is just another factor due to the US election...

Cheers,
sis

RichKid
4th-November-2004, 11:06 AM
Now that Kerry has conceded it's four more years of Bush. Knowing how aggressive the Bush puppet masters are I'm betting on more global instability and hence prefer Gold as a hedge, although I don't know if it'll skyrocket straightaway, migh correct for a bit.

You can expect Bush to favour a high oil price for his mates but on the other hand it's bad for the US economy.

still_in_school
4th-November-2004, 03:24 PM
Hi Guys,

lol..

fancy that, after the election the AU$ breaks the .75 cent barrier.. lol (looks to have been factored in, due to the election...)

cheers,
sis