I'm beginning to think the scenario will play out with the government being negative about the opposition. They will say the opposition wants to leave the euro. The opposition has stated emphatically it wants to stay in the EZ.
So it looks like a choppy market until after the elections. Then it won't matter whoever wins, the market (read that as DAX & S&P for me) will in all probability turn very bullish.
Not to forget the ECB stimulus announcement on the 22nd January.
The first fortnight in February looks to me like it'll have a rocket strapped to it's back that runs out of fuel just before the FOMC meeting Feb 22.
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