Just a few days to goPeople have to lelax. Everybody has their own circumstances. There is nothing wrong with selling stock if you make money. All the better to those who made a few bucks. It does not take anything away from the company or the situation they are in. Just look at the big picture.
Humala has a good chance of making it to the second round but it is not yet done. He had a good lead going into the debate on Sunday, but during that debate he did not answer the questions asked of him, and he did not even ask questions when it was his turn (he was the only one that did not follow the format). He simply read from his policy document. That might have turned a few people away as he shyed away from questions. Also keep in mind that there are about 25% or more undecided voters. Often undecided voters end up keeping the status quo as the less riskiest choice.
Since there are no more polls allowed in the last week, we may get surprises come election day, then again maybe not as he did have a good lead. Just a few days to go. And keep in mind that the second round would be quite different for Humala. It will be important to see how close the polls were to final results as those same polls could be important in gauging the second round, and keeping investor's interest in Peru.
Does anyone know how long it takes results to be confirmed in Peru? I can't remember from the last election where we went throught the same thing.
jmho
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