Madness has taken its toll on Wall Street. Time to US election day is fleeting. Are the more lefty Democrats good or bad for stocks? How will markets react to a “jump to the left”?
Madness has taken its toll on Wall Street. Time to US election day is fleeting. Are the more lefty Democrats good or bad for stocks? How will markets react to a “jump to the left”?
My prediction today is largely opinion poll induced but supplemented by my own instinctive feel for the Queensland situation. And let me look at the results for the Kiwis and the ACT.
What’s happening on the Coronavirus front and who’s going to win: Biden or Trump?
While the debate and Trump’s behaviour after his treatment for coronavirus may have worked against him, so too may be the resurgence of new coronavirus cases in the US.
Our PM says ‘No’, they’re not. What do you think? Are you OK with the politics of envy?
To many employers, the incentive to hire in the Budget looked too close to nothing! We need a bigger carrot.
In my article last month, I called the New Zealand and ACT elections. Are my views still the same?
Budget weeks are special to people like me, who are very different ‘beasts’ to the more normal Aussie.
Labor has come up with good vote-catching ideas but what’s it doing to attract those voters who think it’s largely anti-business, anti-individual and anti-success?
Why are people so blind? Ignore the Budget and you could miss many opportunities.
Would you go and hire a new staff member if you were to receive a wage subsidy of 24%? What about other incentives for business?
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