25 de Abril. As 27 horas e 30 minutos que fizeram a Revolução

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Stocks are up and this is an election year. History shows a correlation. On average, since 1896, stocks do especially well in the third and fourth years of a presidential election cycle. Under Obama, the Dow Jones Industrial Average appreciated 19 percent during his first year as president, 11 percent in the second and 5.5 percent in the third, which averages the biggest gains of a president's term. With about a 6.5 percent price gain this year, the Obama presidency has enjoyed about a 46 percent rise in the Dow since 2009. By comparison, in George W. Bush's first term, the Dow closed down 7 percent the first year, fell another 17 percent the next and rebounded the next two years -- 25 percent and 3 percent, respectively. Still, his first term ended pretty much where it started -- with no gain at all.

Se os states não subirem neste ano de 2016, a historia diz-nos que o que vira a seguir será pior!

Acreditemos na historia e venha de la um mini rallye para animar a eleiçoes !

Mas .........esta dificil acreditar nisso!


bons negocios!