Halloween is right around the corner, and like everything else, it’s markedly different this year. Some people find it thrilling to dress up and decorate the house, others think it’s just plain scary. It’s the unknown that gives us that frisson of fear, and there are a lot of unknowns this year.
The election is days away, and we are being bombarded with predictions about the effects the winner will have on the economy. How concerned should we be? In balance, history shows that elections, just like daily market volatility, don’t affect long-term investors negatively. We have a long-term strategy in place to help you pursue your goals, so any uncertainty, whether market, political or otherwise, shouldn’t worry you. Simply tune out the noise, and turn your focus to your goals.
Here are some articles I found insightful. I’d love to hear what you think—feel free to reach out to discuss them, or anything related to your strategy. And be sure you have a plan to vote on November 3rd!
Stocks Typically Climb, Regardless of Who’s in the White House
Oct. 27, 2020
For investors worried about how the stock market will fare in the event of a divided government…
Industries To Invest In When Vice-President Biden Is Elected
Oct. 27, 2020
Looking for an investment edge in your retirement account following the election? The election of…
Industries To Invest In When President Trump Is Reelected
Oct. 27, 2020
Looking for an investment edge in your retirement account following the election? The reelection…
Don’t Work on Your Party Laptop or Party on Your Work Laptop
Oct. 26, 2020
For many people who worked full-time in an office before the pandemic, the switch to working from…
Which Party Would Be Better for the Economy? Here’s How Biden and Trump’s Plans Stack Up.
Oct. 26, 2020
While political rivals are forecasting economic devastation if former Vice President Joe Biden…