Markets Await the Voters' Verdict
The election goes on. And on. And on.
Until the recounts and the legal challenges are resolved, we still don't know whether George Bush or Al Gore will get Florida's 25 electoral votes, and with them the presidency.
What does this uncertainty mean for the markets and your portfolio? We explore that in today's coverage.
Change in Oval Office Doesn't Have to Mean Change in Your Portfolio
Cramer: Fuzzy Implications
Seymour: Bush or Gore? Who'd Be Better for the Market?
Cramer: A Bush Win May Mean Bad-News Bonds
While Pundits Fret, Has the Market Already Priced In This Election?
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Bank Stocks Slide Amid Electoral Uncertainty
Retailers Rally, Even as Election Fails to Answer Sector's Questions
Dollar Remains Firm in Face of U.S. Electoral Uncertainty
Bond Market Braces For Election Outcome
Meehan: Will It Make A Difference Who Wins? I Doubt It
