While there is a long way yet to go in the race, Bernie Sanders’ win in the New Hampshire primary has cemented his position as the front runner for the Democratic presidential nomination. Although many observers believe that his policies, which could have a detrimental effect on the stock market, will ultimately prove too radical to appeal to mainstream voters, we think that it would be unwise to dismiss his chances too quickly.
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