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ETF Plays If CEOs Win Over Washington

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Late Wednesday night, the Chief Executives from more than 80 different mega-U.S. corporations came together to tackle a seemingly impossible task – call the Congress to action, specifically to reduce the astronomical federal deficit. The campaign, aptly dubbed “Fix the Debt,” aims to pressure Washington to push forward a simple, yet economically sound fiscal plan; raise tax revenues and cut spending. Is it possible that Wall Street is actually supporting a plan that sounds strikingly similar to Mr. Obama’s proposal? Has the ultimate business man Romney lost one of his biggest supporters? Not quite. A closer look at Fix the Debt’s proposal reveals that Wall Street’s CEOs have quite a different plan in mind. Remember, the devil is in the details [see 101 ETF Lessons Every Advisor Should Learn]. First, and foremost, CEOs who signed the manifesto make it crystal clear that tax increases are inevitable, no matter which candidate takes home the victory come November. Mark [...] Click here to read the original article on ETFdb.com. Related Posts: Investors Flock To Inverse Gold ETFs The Definitive Guide To Inverse Gold ETF Investing ETF Plays For $3,000 Gold VelocityShares Debuts Leveraged Precious Metals ETNs Gold ETNs Provide Case Study In Monthly Leverage
Late Wednesday night, the Chief Executives from more than 80 different mega-U.S. corporations came together to tackle a seemingly impossible task – call the Congress to action, specifically to reduce the astronomical federal deficit. The campaign, aptly dubbed “Fix the Debt,” aims to pressure Washington to push forward a simple, yet economically sound fiscal plan; raise tax revenues and cut spending. Is it possible that Wall Street is actually supporting a plan that sounds strikingly similar to Mr. Obama’s proposal? Has the ultimate business man Romney lost one of his biggest supporters? Not quite. A closer look at Fix the Debt’s proposal reveals that Wall Street’s CEOs have quite a different plan in mind. Remember, the devil is in the details [see 101 ETF Lessons Every Advisor Should Learn]. First, and foremost, CEOs who signed the manifesto make it crystal clear that tax increases are inevitable, no matter which candidate takes home the victory come November. Mark [...]

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