Stocks Get Bush-Whacked
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Early gains were wiped out as the President shared his plan to stimulate the economy.
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U.S. money managers took the re-election of President Bush as a cue to make a significant shift to stocks from bonds after months of hesitation, a new Reuters asset allocation poll shows.
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Stocks surged on Friday after President Bush said he would help struggling subprime mortgage borrowers avoid foreclosure and with speculation rife about an interest rate cut next month after a speech by Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke.
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Great news -- your stock just got downgraded!
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Stocks fell sharply and money gushed into safe investments today, as Wall Street experienced a bout of deja vu from the turmoil of August.
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Opinion polls show support for  President Bush and his Democratic rival as almost dead even,  but as the Republican convention began on Monday investors  trading presidential futures did not believe the race would be  nearly so close.
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Stocks cut gains on Friday after President Bush said it was not the government's job to bail out speculators in connection with losses in the home mortgage and credit market sectors.
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By George Chamberlin , Daily Transcript Financial Correspondent. Early gains Monday eroded quickly and the financial markets finished the session mixed.
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US stocks advanced on Wednesday as President Bush won re-election, but slipped off the day&#39;s highs after a surge in the price of oil.
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WASHINGTON, DC - The stock market got off to a quick start on news of President George W. Bush&#39;s victory, with the S&amp;P 500 and the Nasdaq on Wednesday morning both up by more than 1%.
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With the U.S. presidential election finally over, stock investors won't get much of a break next week as they face the next big obstacle -- higher interest rates.
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The stocks doomed to failure aren't always the ones you think.
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Online traders have swung in late trading on Tuesday toward Democratic challenger John Kerry topping George W. Bush for the US presidency, perhaps driven by unconfirmed Internet Weblog reports of exit polls that showed Kerry
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By Simon English, Malcolm Moore and Yvette Essen (Filed: 04/11/2004). Wall Street cheered the election victory of President George W Bush yesterday as investors bet lower taxes on profits would lead to a stock market boom.
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Congress dithers, and investors should beware.
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By Bill Barnhart, Chicago Tribune  Feb. 6--Stocks meandered Monday, caught once again in the crosscurrents of competing forecasts about economic growth and inflation.
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Stocks had an uneven week after glum economic data and the turmoil in Pakistan led to sell-offs.