attorney: It a scenario that has a lot of investors worried, according to The Guardian. I think we'd have to brace for tremendous volatility and an initial drop in the market, says Timothy Fisher, a New York-based tax attorney and an investor with retirement savings invested in stocks and bonds, and in whose eyes this election involves both high political principles and economic arguments. Imagine, if you can, beginning the trading day on Wednesday with those words ringing in your ears. Like his peers, Fisher has been watching the last-minute shifts in the polls anxiously. Their response Think Brexit and multiply. Trump, he argues, simply wouldn't be a good president for financial markets or for investors – or for the economy as a whole, given that his adversarial approach to dealing with trading partners could dampen export earnings for US businesses and hurt the country GDP. Asian shares slide again after market 'fear index' spikes for eighth day Read more Fisher and other investment strategists and economists have been burning the midnight oil of late, analyzing what a Trump victory would mean for the United States.
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