Trump heading for 'a landslide' win after attempted assassination: investors
Former President Donald Trump survived an assassination attempt in Pennsylvania. The shooting incident occurred at a rally for former Trump, which investors believe could increase his chances of reclaiming the White House.
"From memory, Reagan went up 22 points in the polls after his assassination attempt. The election is likely to be a landslide. This probably reduces uncertainty," Nick Ferres, Chief Investment Officer at Vantage Point Asset Management, told Reuters. The shooting marks the first time a U.S. president or major party candidate has been shot since the attempt on President Ronald Reagan's life in 1981.
"I see the odds of the Trump trade getting reinforced over the next few months till November, unless the Democrats can come up with a really credible alternative," commented Hemant Mishr, Chief Investment Officer at S Cube Capital.
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