Michael S asked:


See links below for evidence demonstrating that the stock market performs better during Democratic administrations than Republican administrations.

http://www.frbsf.org/images/pdfcharts/el98-19a.pdf
http://www.frbsf.org/images/pdfcharts/el98-19a.pdf

dpj5: Let’s see if what you’re saying is true:

As I look over the data, I see that the two of the three periods with the biggest gains (33-36, 97-01, and 49-52) involved Democratic Congressional majorities as well.

The data do not support your claim. Please try again.
John–Excellent points, but they also illustrate that the stereotype that Democrats favor regulation is not always true.

LOYD

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Searcher 3.0 asked:


Todays stock market plunge almost guarantees that McCain can’t get off-topic and go on a character attack. If he decides to ignore the economy and go after Obama, I think he is done.

Thoughts?

WALLY

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Critter101 asked:


I want to start playing the stock market but I have no idea how to get started. Im not trying to get rich of playing it at all, my plan is to make a little profit here and there. Can someone please give me some advice on how I should get started. Please share with me some tips. What websites or books should I check out to help me out ? Any advice is welcomed.

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