What Cramer is watching Wednesday — Disney CEO must go, no Red wave, Meta job cuts

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U.S. stocks lower the day after the midterm election. Investors await results from too-close-to-call races.

What I am looking at Wednesday, Nov. 9, 2022 Undecided Congress: No Red Wave but the scope of the Republican "defeat" is stunning. The GOP had everything, inflation, crime, immigration, Biden, Harris, Schumer, Pelosi — they had it all and theoretically should have won it all. Exit polls show women HATE the Republicans. U.S. stocks lower the day after the midterm election.

A voter exits the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 3103 polling location on November 8, 2022 in Fredericksburg, Virginia.Undecided Congress: No Red Wave but the scope of the Republican "defeat" is stunning. The GOP had everything, inflation, crime, immigration, Biden, Harris, Schumer, Pelosi — they had it all and theoretically should have won it all. Exit polls show women HATE the Republicans.

U.S. stocks lower the day after the midterm election. Investors await results from too-close-to-call races that could shift the balance of power on Capitol Hill, and they also look ahead to Thursday's consumer price index . Interestingly the

 

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