The “Wall Street” Election Poll
09/27/12 Election Poll Highlights...
- In the past week ending Wednesday, the LPL Financial “Wall Street” Election Poll Index reflected a modest move back toward Republicans, after setting a new high for Democrat-favored industries relative to those favored by Republicans in the prior week. The market continues to increasingly reflect a status quo election outcome.
- Over the past week, the overall market fell. Most industries in both the Democrat and Republican indexes declined, but the most sizable downward moves were seen in the Democrat-favored Homebuilding and Construction related industries.
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Lincoln Savings Bank and LSB Financial are pleased to provide the above Election Poll for the week of September 27, 2012. The commentary is prepared by LPL FINANCIAL RESEARCH, the broker-dealer partner for Lincoln Savings Bank and LSB Financial. The above commentary and others like it can be found at www.mylsb.com/investments/commentary.aspx
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