CNN: ‘Wall Street Prefers a Clinton Win Because It Could Mean a Fatter Portfolio’

‘If she wins, macro economic advisers is predicting a 2 percent gain on the S&P 500 because she’s a known commodity’

KOSIK: "You think you're uneasy about who is going to win the election, just look at Wall Street. As the polls get tighter between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump and since the news came out about the FBI looking into new e-mails as part of its investigation into Clinton's personal e-mail server, we have watched stocks fall. 

Look at the S&P 500 yesterday closed at its lowest level until four months, and closing in the red for the seventh day in a row. So, there's definitely, definitely been a mood change here and it isn't a good one. It is becoming more apparent, Wall Street prefers a Clinton win because it could mean a fatter portfolio. If she wins, macroeconomic advisers is predicting a 2 percent gape on the S&P 500 because she's a known commodity."

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