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Marking This Day For What Morgan Stanley CEO Says
Just my own little marker in my blog for what Morgan Stanley CEO says on CNBC First Call today.
http://www.cnbc.com/id/100390186
"Stock market could ‘still move higher’ if the political uncertainty is resolved."
And then justify that by other excuses.
Will be fun to look back by August this year on the outcome.
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