TechFlow news, October 28 — According to Bitcoin.com News, a recent report by Morgan Stanley analysts Monica Guerra and Daniel Kohen indicates that the 2024 U.S. presidential election could trigger significant market volatility, primarily due to risks such as vote-counting delays, economic uncertainty, and shifts in voter sentiment. The analysts emphasize that while political outcomes and related policy changes may affect corporate earnings, business and economic cycles remain the key drivers of market performance.
The report specifically warns that tight races in key swing states, combined with uncertain timing for counting mail-in ballots, could delay final results by several days or even weeks. Additionally, unexpected political events such as an "October surprise" might influence the trajectory of the election during its final stretch. The analysts advise investors to focus on long-term strategies and avoid overreacting to market fluctuations driven by the election.
