Hmmm Brexit vote, FARC Colombian referendum on peace voted against, US referendum on income disparity....I'm mean election.
Will be interesting how the candidates respond in Florida with the cyclone/storm that will hit the coast hard.
The gold prices are a flash crash.....such low low low prices. I might add Trump is performing well in the swing states Ohio and New Hampshire...Australian Media is so biased towards Clinton...they are so blind that Trump could win. Every pro-clinton artilce on Fairfax is from the New York Times. The Australian media keep on forgetting that the US is more then LA, Washington and New York which are all Pro-Crooked Clinton LOL. Do some proper reporting and get to the facts behind the popularity of Trump and this will "UNEARTH" the real issues of the US and not report out of touch US political elite who are out of touch with the 90% of Americans. It is has never been so obvious that that it relates to income disparity. A hint violence and murder is on the rise in the US...I wonder why???
Interesting articles on Trump and the voters who support him.
Brexit Mastermind Tells Trump to Avoid Catfight With Clinton
Farage’s Brexit movement and Trump’s rise in U.S. politics have both been fueled by older, working-class white voters spurred by nationalism, nostalgia, and economic dislocation. Trump has said that he sees parallels between his campaign and Brexit, and has at times dubbed himself “Mr Brexit.”
Want to know why Trump's winning Ohio? Drink a beer with 'the deplorables' and find out
Middletown, Ohio: Many Washington elites, including Republicans, do not know a single person who supports Donald Trump. In this depressed industrial town in southwestern Ohio, it is hard to find anyone who says they are for Hillary Clinton.
"I cannot tell you one person I know of who has said to me that they support Hillary. Not one," said Chris Polleys, who cleans benzene pots at the AK Steel plant here. "I don't understand how she's doing anything in the polls. I see Hillary for prison, but there's no Hillary for president signs anywhere. It's just impossible for me to believe that they're neck and neck."
A poll published Monday by Quinnipiac University shows that Trump is ahead of Clinton in Ohio by 5 points (47 per cent to 42 per cent) and that this is the only battleground state where his lead expanded in the wake of the first debate.
The GOP nominee's strength can be explained, in part, by his extraordinary popularity with white men who did not go to college in places like this, where Democrats were once strong but who have moved sharply toward Republicans during the presidency of Barack Obama.
Polleys, 40, was smoking Marlboros and drinking $US1 Bud Lights with his brother, Dale Baxter, at a bar along the railroad tracks on the edge of town. Baxter, a machinist, said he met a handful of people in Dayton who support Clinton. But he agrees: Trump will win the election in a landslide. They do not foresee any other outcome.
Goldman Sees ‘Buying Opportunity’ If Gold’s Slump Gets Worse
‘Strategic’ Opportunity
“We would view a gold sell-off substantially below $1,250 as a strategic buying opportunity, given substantial downside risks to global growth remain, and given that the market is likely to remain concerned about the ability of monetary policy to respond to any potential shocks to growth,” Currie and Layton wrote in the Oct. 6 report.
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