Franklin Roosevelt, (above) with his New Deal, and Ronald Reagan, with his tax cuts, made a difference at the ailing stock markets they inherited, as did their projection of leadership.
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To the victor goes a market opportunity
Franklin Roosevelt, (above) with his New Deal, and Ronald Reagan, with his tax cuts, made a difference at the ailing stock markets they inherited, as did their projection of leadership.
The next president is about to inherit an economy in a nose dive and a stock market flat on its back. That's painfully bad news for most of us, but a big opportunity for him. (Full article: 915 words)
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