Disliked{quote} Which candidate would not be detrimental for the whole economy?Ignored
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Disliked{quote} Which candidate would not be detrimental for the whole economy?Ignored
Disliked{quote} Fillon (but there is a scandal right now, so he will never be president. Maybe another republican candidate, we will see next days) and Macron. For now Macron and Le pen are qualified for 2 rounds, and if so, Macron wins easily. Anyway, it is too early to make prediction. Nowadays, french politics and survey change so quickly.Ignored
Dislikedas i understand,a second round of voting takes place only if no candidate has a majority. therefore if Le Pen is a majority in the first round she will be President and the euro will be finished this may seem unlikely, has anybody heard of a Black Swan ?Ignored
DislikedLe Pen may win. But, she will need to choose a PM from a majority party, so powers will be limited. There will be no exit from the EU. The Euro won't be finished.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Really?, there's already talk from Le Pen about re-denomination of the French Franc....Ignored
Dislikedlisten. This perception of democracy is bullshit. The election has been decided and Le Penn won. It's been decided already by the ruling elite. Get over it. Now, if you think Le Penn wins you will make bank shorting the Euro & CAC 40. Wrong. When Le Penn win, all them retail suckers who think they know fundamentals will get the short squeezed out of them.Ignored