Obamanomics: A Guide to Investing Over the Next Administration
Barack Obama has the power to influence markets more than any other president. Government has never been as large or involved in the economy as it now is, and Barack Obama is proposing unprecedented policy initiatives that will make it even more so. On top of this, markets are crashing-real estate has plummeted, stocks have been obliterated, and our currency is becoming worthless.
According to Bloomberg News the cumulative federal commitment to financial rescue initiatives has reached an astounding $8.5 trillion. Additionally, Obama announced last week a fiscal stimulus package totaling $1 trillion over the next year.
With such tremendous money transfers it is more important now than ever to understand how government policy affects your portfolio. In effect, these policies strip wealth from taxpayers and redistribute it to political beneficiaries.
At the macro level, federal policies affect the dollar, interest rates, and growth or contraction of the money supply, i.e. inflation or deflation. At a lower level, direct transfers of wealth benefit the companies that are on the receiving end, and harm those from whom profits were taken. "Obamanomics: A Guide to Investing Over the Next Administration" (www.learnobamanomics.com/book) helps you understand exactly how Obama's policies will affect your portfolio.
Expect union-heavy industries-like automotive, airline, and steel-to prosper as taxpayers assume the burden of employee health care and trade policy changes to protect domestic businesses. Stay away from the defense industry as both the War in Iraq scales down and long-term acquisition programs are cut. But look towards "green" businesses, carbon-efficient utilities that will benefit from cap-and-trade emissions regulation, and alternative sources of energy that will have wind-fall piles of cash thrown their way.
Investing is part art and part science, but using all information available to make intelligent decisions can tip the odds in your favor. Don't let yourself get caught on the wrong side of the policy game, visit www.learnobamanomics.com and read my book. - 16586
According to Bloomberg News the cumulative federal commitment to financial rescue initiatives has reached an astounding $8.5 trillion. Additionally, Obama announced last week a fiscal stimulus package totaling $1 trillion over the next year.
With such tremendous money transfers it is more important now than ever to understand how government policy affects your portfolio. In effect, these policies strip wealth from taxpayers and redistribute it to political beneficiaries.
At the macro level, federal policies affect the dollar, interest rates, and growth or contraction of the money supply, i.e. inflation or deflation. At a lower level, direct transfers of wealth benefit the companies that are on the receiving end, and harm those from whom profits were taken. "Obamanomics: A Guide to Investing Over the Next Administration" (www.learnobamanomics.com/book) helps you understand exactly how Obama's policies will affect your portfolio.
Expect union-heavy industries-like automotive, airline, and steel-to prosper as taxpayers assume the burden of employee health care and trade policy changes to protect domestic businesses. Stay away from the defense industry as both the War in Iraq scales down and long-term acquisition programs are cut. But look towards "green" businesses, carbon-efficient utilities that will benefit from cap-and-trade emissions regulation, and alternative sources of energy that will have wind-fall piles of cash thrown their way.
Investing is part art and part science, but using all information available to make intelligent decisions can tip the odds in your favor. Don't let yourself get caught on the wrong side of the policy game, visit www.learnobamanomics.com and read my book. - 16586
About the Author:
Robert Viglione is a author, hedge fund manager, consultant, and real estate broker. He is General Partner and managing director of Viglione & Partners Assurance Group, L.P., an options trading firm specializing in market-neutral options strategies. Read his latest book, Obamanomics: A Guide to Investing Over the Next Administration


