美国大选已落下帷幕,奥巴马总统成功实现连任,但第二天全球金融市却出现了大幅下挫。因此我会着重分析民众选票和投资者选票之间的区别。首先从从切蛋糕角度思考。美股过去几年大幅攀升,这让美国民众看到了经济复苏希望,民众接下来思考的不是经济波动大方向问题,未来并不需要整体的变革,民众思考的是个体自我价值实现问题,显然历来倾向给富人加税的民主党占尽便宜,尤其是奥巴马把这一优势放大,这让反对给富人加税的罗 The US presidential election has come to an end, with President Obama successfully reelected, but the global financial markets fell sharply the next day. So I will focus on the difference between popular ballot papers and investor votes. First, from the perspective of cutting the cake. US stocks have risen sharply in the past few years. This has given the American people hope to see the economy recover. The people then think not about the general direction of economic fluctuations. They do not need the overall change in the future. The people think about the issue of the realization of individual self-worth. The Democrats, which tax the rich more than anything else, especially Obama have amplified this advantage, have made it opposed to raising taxes on the rich