[Citi: Both Trump and Harris' political platforms are unfavorable to US stocks. Investors pay more attention to other factors than election voting] Golden Finance reported that Citigroup strategists said that both Trump and Harris' political platforms seem to be unfavorable to the US stock market, and the Democratic candidate's plan to raise corporate taxes is the most affected. Scott Chronert, an analyst at the bank, said that Harris' plan would reduce the fair value of US stocks by 4% to 6%. At the same time, the impact of the policies planned by Republican candidates ranged from 0% to negative 4%. Strategists said that Trump's plan would trigger the biggest blow to the US fiscal deficit, which will become a major problem in the future. Trump promised to reduce the federal corporate tax rate from 21% to 15%, while Harris proposed to increase the tax rate to 28%. Goldman Sachs Group strategists estimate that the US election may have a significant impact on the earnings of the S&P 500 index, with Trump's tax cut plan to increase earnings and Harris' plan to reduce profits. Overall, forces such as investor sentiment toward a soft landing, the Fed’s actions and artificial intelligence tailwinds are having a bigger impact on U.S. stocks than the Nov. 5 vote, Citi said.