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jeff saut CNBC Jeff Saut Moments ago, the Treasury Department issued a statement saying that the White House would delay until 2015 the enforcement of the requirement for business to provide workers with health insurance under the Affordable Care Act, aka Obamacare. Jeff Saut, the top strategist at Raymond James, just blasted an email that read: This is a big deal. A major 2H risk off the table... Under the ACA, businesses employing 50 or more workers would have to offer health insurance or pay a penalty of $2,000 per worker. Some economists noted that a reduction in hours worked in some industries was a sign that employers were reducing hours intentionally to dodge this cost. Market strategists have warned that the ACA would hit the corporate bottom line, whether it be through higher health care costs or penalties. For now, it seems that cost will be delayed. It will be interesting to see how the market will react. More From Business Insider FRANK HOLMES: Gold Will Rally 15% Over The Next 12 Months DEUTSCHE BANK: If We Are Reliving The Bond Market Nightmare Of 1994, Then BUY STOCKS The Cause Of Every Stock Market Sell-Off Since The Bull Market Began In March 2009 View comments
Tesla's Stock Decline: Analyzing the $200 Billion Drop
Exploring Tesla's recent stock plunge and its implications for the company and market.