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The Stock Market Doesn't Care About Political Parties | Series 7.3
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How could these diametrically opposed groups that are influencing basically every aspect of public policy not cause the stock market to play favorites?
- When it comes to the stock market, though it historically doesn't really care one way or another what political party is in office. (03:33)
- What the stock market tends to be influenced by more than anything, though, is the certainty versus uncertainty factors that we've brought up a number of times. (05:07)
- But based on each individual administration's policies, and what they put into play can certainly affect how the stock market reacts to that news is, do they think this will increase the growth of companies? (07:02)
Quote for the episode: 'If you can say "I now know better what generally affects the stock market and what generally doesn't", then you have succeeded in the main takeaway from today.' (07:20)
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