Carl Weinberg: Fed Is Tightening No Matter Who Wins

The transcript discusses economic growth, unemployment, and the potential impact of the presidential election on fiscal policy and the stock market. It analyzes the fiscal policies of Clinton and Trump, market reactions to election outcomes, and the implications of policy changes post-election. The discussion also covers stock valuations in a modestly growing economy and the potential influence of the new president on foreign policy and the Supreme Court.

In what ways might the composition of Congress affect stock market reactions to the election results?

What implications does the return of cash to shareholders have on the stock market and the economy?