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MarcPh Senior	24-Apr-2017 08:47        MarcPh About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Futures markets surging as Macron and Le Pen posed to enter Round 2 of French Elections. Pro-EU Macron tipped to secure over 60% of votes in Round 2.
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MarcPh Senior	19-Apr-2017 18:35        MarcPh About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	23 April 2017 - French Presidential Elections Round 1 Opinion Polls:  appx 20% for all 4 leading candidates, Nobody will win 50%, so two candidates will enter Round 2   Candidate A: Macron Moderate politician. Highest in opinion polls. MILF lover. his wife is chio   Candidate B: Le Pen The sole female and hinted at exiting EU or Euro. Some minor fund-abuse as a PM in EU parliament   Candidate C: Fillon Supported by older people. Prefers to stay in EU and Euro. Badly affected by funds-abuse, used to be the strongest candidate.   Candidate D: Melenchon Probably the best public-speaker among the candidates and hinted at exiting EU or Euro. Used to be the weakest candidate but he is the only candidate with a consistent uptrend in opinion polls.             Remarks- Implications for Round 2 If A enters Round 2, likely he will win anyone. If B enters Round 2, she will sure lose to A & C. If C enters Round 2, he will lose to A and close-fight with D.   Important - If B & D enters round 2, Euro/EU will crash on Monday
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MarcPh Senior	19-Apr-2017 18:22        MarcPh About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Ahok lost by a wide gap - appx 16% Ahok' s defeat = Not likely to have riots but Jokowi lost a supporter.
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MarcPh Senior	18-Apr-2017 08:39        MarcPh About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	19th April 2017 - Jakarta Governor Elections Ahok vs Anies Baswedan Opinion Polls:  46 - 45 Remarks: Jakarta' s economy reach a stand-still due to the uncertainty of the election. Riots expected if Ahok wins. Many companies are withholding expansion in Indonesia until they have a clearer picture of sentiments after the elections.
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