Earlier this week, Americans voted for President Obama to continue in office for four more years and while many across the country were celebrating, Wall Street showed its frustration through a huge lose in momentum. Coal was the biggest loser this week, as traders remembered Obama’s promise for advances in clean energy and decided to abandon ship early. Bonds, on the other hand, have been gaining as a part of this asset shift, while many investors fear the fiscal cliff is now unavoidable. Outside of the United States, Greek stocks are still having some of the lowest returns since May 2010, bringing eurozone fear back into market play. Even powerhouse Germany is down this week after poor industrial production reports rolled in, prompting European Central Bank President Mario Draghi to admit that the euro crisis is affecting even the Germany economy, which has stayed relatively strong over the last five years [also [...] Click here to read the original article on ETFdb.com. Related Posts: Pyxis Launches Senior Bank Loan ETF (SNLN)