Post-election, a television exclusive with Wall Street’s long time number one ranked Washington analyst. The Scowcroft Group’s Tom Gallagher discusses what the election means for the economy and markets and how it affects your job, taxes and portfolio.
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BRUCE BERKOWITZ: IGNORE THE CROWD
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David Winters:The Optimist Portfolio Manager
Central bankers are clearly worried about global growth. From the U.S., to Europe, to Asia, we have seen unprecedented levels of easing in recent weeks. By independent research firm ISI Group’s count, there have been more than 250 stimulative policy initiatives announced over the past 13 months. The firm also points out that we are less than 100 days from the famous fiscal cliff in the U.S., when numerous Bush era tax cuts expire and automatic spending cuts take effect if Congress and the White House can’t reach a budget compromise. If they don’t, estimates are that GDP growth could be reduced by as much as 3.5%, sending the economy into recession.
