Markets Take A Quick Nap Before 2008 General Election
Markets traded pretty thin today with a dash of boring, as all eyes and thoughts turn to Tuesday’s election, probably the single most influential American event since 9/11. The current talking-head consensus is that markets have priced in the Obama victory, but that if McCain were to win, markets would have a quick “rip your [...]
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