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What to Expect When Investing During an Election Year
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2024 is an election year, and not just any election year, but what could be one of the most controversial election years in our Nation’s history.
Given the constant influx of media hype around everything such as: geopolitical tension, political dispersion within the US, inequality, inflation, government spending and the nation’s screaming debt levels, the collapse of the US dollar, student debt, the uncertainty of Social Security, all while the stock market has continued to new make new highs - Investors and everyday people saving for retirement are left to wonder, what’s going to happen to my investments?
More specifically, I discuss:
- Does the US president influence US stock market returns in an election year?
- Have markets fared better during election years with a Republican or Democratic President?
- Does the political make up of Congress influence market returns in an election year?
- What should I do with my investment strategy during an election year?
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Key moments are:
00:00 Presidents have limited impact on the economy.
03:48 Economy and stock market are driven by many factors.
09:59 Investing not tied to political party affiliations.
12:16 Worrying about market uncertainty can be counterproductive.
14:54 Invest carefully for long-term success in companies.
18:11 Investment strategy should match long-term goals.
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