The Barack Obama Wall Street legacy is complicated. The U.S. President appeared to voice frustration in a New York Times interview published Friday, but is the real frustration due to inability to concisely define the Obama Wall Street legacy in a manner that resonates? Obama Wall Street legacy: took over as a reversion trade that had extended multiple deviations past the mean on several levels From one perspective Obama’s term is, in part, akin to a hedge fund changing portfolio managers after a massive loss due to a historically poor market environment. In other words, Obama was handed a portfolio at…
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- Obama Wall Street legacy: took over as a reversion trade that had extended multiple deviations past the mean on several levels
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