On a day that marks the highest point in the Dow during the Obama presidency, this article is published.
Four more years bad for U.S. markets: PollReprintsSeptember 6, 2012 4:09 pm
Global investors are souring on President Barack Obama while still expecting him to be re- elected in November.Many investors think an Obama re-election–which they expect–will be bad for U.S. financial markets according to Bloomberg NewsRelated to this story »Study on publics view of the rich good and bad news for RomneyGOP eager to cut taxes — but which ones?An Obama win could hurt retirement plan advisers, some sayFeatured white papersNatural Resource Equities vs. CommoditiesAdvertisementBy a margin of 46 percent to 39 percent, investors say Obamas re-election would be bad for U.S. financial markets, according to a quarterly Bloomberg Global Poll conducted on Sept. 4. That represents a sharp reversal of opinion from May, when investors backed Obama 48 percent to 36 percent.
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