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In this episode of WashingtonWise Investor, Mike previews what to watch for on Election Night and discusses whether the market cares about the election outcome with Randy Frederick, Schwab’s vice president for trading and derivatives. They also explore what lessons can be learned from market reactions to previous elections, why traders are betting on volatility this November, and why investors should be wary of making big changes based on the election outcome.

Mike also provides updates on the never-ending economic stimulus negotiations, the newest Supreme Court justice, and why what happens in races for seats in the House of Representatives could really matter.

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