S&P Near Limit-Down, Peso Plunges To Record Low As Trump Victory Looks Assured
8
November, 2016
The
Path to 270...
December
rate hike odds have collapsed to 50-50...
S&P
500 Futures are very near limit down...
AP
has called Florida for Trump...
US
equities are down almost 5% from the close... (S&P -100, Dow
-700, Nasdaq -200)
Every
market is in turmoil...
Here
is the latest from the critical battleground states:
Florida
(with 95% counted):
Trump:
49.2%
Clinton:
47.8%
North
Carolina (with 79% counted)
Trump:
49.9%
Clinton:
47.5%
Pennsylvania
(29% counted)
Clinton:
56.5%
Trump:
40.3%
Michigan
(with 22% counted)
Trump:
50.2%
Clinton:
44.6%
Virginia
(82% counted)
Trump:
47.3%
Clinton:
47.5%
Ohio
(61% counted)
Trump:
58.1%
Clinton:
39.1%
Wisconsin
(21% counted)
Trump:
50.8%
Clinton:
44.1%
Georgia
(45% counted)
Trump:
58.1%
Clinton:
39.2%
Colorado
(51% counted)
Clinton:
49.4%
Trump:
43.2%
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Update
1046:
Trump
is projected to win North Carolina by FOX
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Update
10:32PM
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Update
10:24pm
NBC
project Trump winner in Ohio, and sees 168 electoral college votes
for Trump, 109 for Clinton
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Update
10:15pm
Total
bloodbath in markets - Peso has crashed to record lows above 20/$ and
Dow Futures are down over 650 points...
VIX
Futures are soaring above 22 and Gold is above $1310...
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Update
10:00 pm
Donald
trump is prijected to win Montana, Hillary Clinton is projected to
win Virginia.
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Update
9:40pm
Donald
Trump is declared winner in Louisiana; Hillary Clinton is projected
to win Connecticut.
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Update
9:13pm
Trump
declared winner in Texas, Arkansas
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Update:
09.10pm
Clinton
is projected to win New York; Trump Wins Dakotas, Kansas, Wyoming
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Update
09:04pm
Bloodbath
in markets as Trump leads in Florida and Ohio...
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Update
8:33pm
REPUBLICANS
MAINTAIN CONTROL OF HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES: NBC
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Update
8:04pm
Peso
and Stocks are soaring as Clinton leads Florida and takes 68-48 lead
in early states.
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Update
7:41pm
And
the first votes from Ohio start coming in, and once again, Trump is
in the early lead with 1% of the vote counter.
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Update
7:36pm
The
fight for Florida is furious, and with 46% of the vote counted, Trump
has again regained a small, 25% lead.
Meanwhile,
with 2% of the vote in North Carolina, another must win state for
Trump, he has an early lead.
* * *
Update
7:32pm
CNN
and NBC News have called West Virginia for Trump leaving him leading
Hillary by 24 to 3.
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Update
7:30pm
It
is all about Florida, where in a close race, Trump and Hillary have
been trading the lead, and with 36% of the vote, Hilllary has a 49.2%
lead to Trump's 48.0%.
* * *
Update
7:04pm
While
the early states were heavily republican and thus a given for Trump -
where he was just projected winner - moments ago votes have begun
comiking in from key battleground states including Florida (29
electoral votes) and Virginia (13). As well as Georgia (16), South
Carolina (9) and Vermont (3), which was just called for Hillary.
As
of this moment Trump has won 19 electoral votes, while Hillary has 3.
With
12% of the vote in, Trump has a modest lead in Florida, and a bigger
lead in Georgia
Meanwhile,
in Virginia, with 3% of the vote counted, Trump has a 57.1% lead over
Clinton.
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Update
7:00pm.
And
following Trump, commanding lead in the first states, CNN just called
Indiana and Kentucky for Donald Trump; while Hillary clinton
projected to win Vermont.
While
it is still very early in the evening, with only a handful of the
early votes counted, the first results are coming in and Trump - at
least for now - has the lead in both republican strongholds of
Kentucky and Indiana with some 70% of the vote, in line with
expectations.
Trump's
early lead is thanks to Kentucky and Indiana.
Live feed from Bloomberg:
Donald's Trump Victory Odds Rise Above 95%
To
get a sense of what is going on with Hillary Clinton's winning
changes, look no further than the following chart courtesy
of the NYT,
which has seen Hillary's victory odds plunge from 80% to less than
5%, as Trump's, which were at 13% just a few hours ago, are now over
95%. Or, as some would say, game
over.
And
that, ladies and gentlemen, is why you should never listen to
forecasters.
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