“What does the
2016 U.S. Presidential Election mean
for Financial
Markets and the Economy?”
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A non-partisan viewpoint.
The Impact of Presidential
Elections on Financial Markets and the Economy
In Electing Recession, top-ranked financial forecaster and best-selling author, Jason Schenker, offers a compelling analysis of the impact U.S. presidential elections have on the economy and financial markets, including equities, currencies, and commodities.
Jason Schenker has been ranked one of the most accurate economic and financial market forecasters in the world by Bloomberg News for his forecasts of U.S. economic indicators, foreign exchange rates, energy prices, metal prices, and agricultural prices. Jason is also a member of the Texas Business Leadership Council, a nonpartisan nonprofit of CEOs that provides public policy research and recommendations to Texas elected leadership.
The book is published by Prestige
Professional Publishing based in Austin, Texas. The book is non-partisan, and
the author presents several unique and important concepts including election
cyclicality, the election-recession window, and the term limit on growth.
The author offers an analysis of the impact of presidencies historically on a number of critical economic indicators including GDP growth, industrial production, unemployment, housing starts, and auto sales. For financial markets, he examines the impact of presidential terms and tenures on the dollar, oil prices, gold prices, silver prices, and the Dow. He also looks at critical long-term risks, including the national debt, entitlements, demographics, and automation.
The author offers an analysis of the impact of presidencies historically on a number of critical economic indicators including GDP growth, industrial production, unemployment, housing starts, and auto sales. For financial markets, he examines the impact of presidential terms and tenures on the dollar, oil prices, gold prices, silver prices, and the Dow. He also looks at critical long-term risks, including the national debt, entitlements, demographics, and automation.
Biography
Jason Schenker is the President and Chief Economist of the
financial market research and consulting firm, Prestige Economics, LLC.
Bloomberg News has ranked Mr. Schenker one of the most accurate forecasters in
the world in 31 different categories for his forecasts of industrial metals
prices, precious metals prices, oil prices, natural gas prices, agricultural
commodity prices, foreign exchange rates, and U.S. economic indicators.
Mr. Schenker writes market commentary, produces forecasts, manages Prestige Economics consulting projects, and is the author of multiple books. He has been a Guest Columnist for Bloomberg News and a Guest Host of the Bloomberg Television show "Street Smart."
Mr. Schenker writes market commentary, produces forecasts, manages Prestige Economics consulting projects, and is the author of multiple books. He has been a Guest Columnist for Bloomberg News and a Guest Host of the Bloomberg Television show "Street Smart."
Mr. Schenker holds a master's degree in Applied Economics from The
University of North Carolina-Greensboro, a Master’s Degree in Negotiation and
Conflict Resolution from California State University-Dominguez Hills, a
master's degree in Germanic Languages and Literature from The University of
North Carolina-Chapel Hill, and a bachelor's degree with distinction in History
and German from The University of Virginia. Mr. Schenker also holds the
professional designations of CMT ® (Chartered Market Technician), CFP ® (Certified
Financial Planner), CVA ® (Certified Valuation Analyst), and ERP®(Energy
Risk Professional).
Mr. Schenker previously held roles with McKinsey and Company as a Risk Specialist and at Wachovia Corporation as the Chief Energy and Commodity Economist.
Mr. Schenker previously held roles with McKinsey and Company as a Risk Specialist and at Wachovia Corporation as the Chief Energy and Commodity Economist.
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