IBillionaire.me Stocks up 21% more under Clinton?! Clit ton QE4 in December

Re: Hillary vs. Trump: S&P will do 21% better if one candidate wins...

OK. Thanks for your answer. The S&P has on
A she's the greatest in history for stealing cash for corporations- Clinton Cash http://amzn.to/2d6qNse
On Wed, Oct 5, 2016 at 05:07 PM, "Fermin Rodriguez Penelas" wrote:

Hillary vs. Trump: S&P will do 21% better if one candidate wins:
Can you guess who? 
Reply A or B
A) Hillary
B) Trump                   average gone up 7% per year regardless of who wins.

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