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Richard Kahn_______________________________ 
9/20/2016 7:58:13 PM 
jeffrey E. [jeevacation@gmail.com] 
Fwd: US Equity Insights - Clinton vs Trump stock baskets 
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Date: September 20, 2016 at 9:25:31 AM EDT 
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Subject: US Equity Insights - Clinton vs Trump stock baskets 
Deutsche Bank - Equity Research - North America 
US Equity Insights - Clinton vs Trump stock baskets 
16 September 2016 (26 pages/ 2739 kb) 
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Clinton vs. Trump: A sweep by either party would likely rattle markets 
HOUSE OVERSIGHT 030865 
Our S&P targets and sector strategy assume a balanced outcome from the US general election on Nov 8th 
that maintains the current split in power. However, if Democrats keep the Presidency and take Senate or 
Republicans take the Presidency and keep Senate, it likely brings policy uncertainty and market volatility. 
Longer-term, it will be the policies and implementation that will influence markets, which both parties, many 
individuals and circumstances will craft. This note identifies sectors, industries and stocks that we think would 
be price sensitive to an unbalanced election outcome tilted toward one party. 
Dividing issues: Taxes, trade, favored infrastructure types and monetary policy 
It's difficult to pin down specific policies from either candidate, but on several economic issues their general 
bias is clear. These issues include taxes, trade deals, favored types of infrastructure — such as green vs 
conventional energy, preference for monetary policy, and also their expresse

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