bargain value?

That's what I'm saying: he's about as left-wing as Brazil is likely to elect, and he's still not interfering much with business. It's as if we had elected Ralph Nader. Initially, there would be big concerns about government intervention in all sorts of areas. If he went a few years without intervening, investors could relax, because nothing would be likely to happen, and the US wouldn't elect anyone more liberal than him.