Presidential Election: Small Commodities Trigger Big Business Opportunities

Presidential election: small commodities cause big business opportunities, and the final voting day is closer to the US election. Under the shadow of the financial tsunami, the general election also brings business opportunities. Businesses are fighting the idea of Obama and Mccain to launch various kinds of commodities related to them.

These campaign themes are very popular in the market and are in sharp contrast to the current economic downturn.

In the streets of New York, small traders are selling all kinds of commemorative stamps with presidential candidates.

The image of Obama in the badge was changed. He put on sunglasses for a while, humorously and humorously.

A peddler says the badge of Obama's head is best to sell because most voters in New York prefer Obama.

In the shops specializing in hot stamping T-shirts, the heads of Obama and Mccain and the symbols of the two parties have also become selling points.

Foshan TV reporter He Qiling: to make such a T-shirt costs US $22. The local consumption is not expensive, and it can be taken in 30 minutes, so many supporters of Obama or Mccain will come to pick one and wear it to show their support.

Obama supporters said: "I will wear this dress to teach, and let other students know that I am his supporter.

A clothing store has started selling candidates' costumes two months ago, buying more than 200 items a day and increasing its business volume immediately.

The shop assistant told reporters: (reporter: are these clothes popular?

Yes, (reporter: many people buy to support their presidential candidates?)

Yes, we do these Obama and Mccain clothes at least 20 to 50 pieces per day. We sell quite a lot today.

The reporter found that all the clothes made in this shop are all Obama's head.

The clerk explained that different states had different situations, which was related to the state's support rate. They were located in the branch of Kansas State, and the clothes of Mccain's head were more popular.