
What You Need to Know About Investing During an Election
Elections can move the market, but that doesn’t mean you should change your approach.
Elections can move the market, but that doesn’t mean you should change your approach.
As the volatility variables continue to mount, be sure to protect yourself from Myopic Loss Aversion (MLA) this fall.
Should we expect more or less volatility this election season? The answer is probably more. According to one trader - “It is being priced as one of the most volatile expected events of all time,” said Mike de Pass, global head of Treasury trading at Citadel Securities.
Many of you are asking us which Presidential party is going to be best for the stock market. While it’s difficult to predict, here is some historical perspective from Forbes.
This market recovery is perplexing to most and has many asking, “What’s causing the disconnect between stock market performance and economic data?” What are investors looking at that is causing this enthusiasm? In short, policy response, the rate of COVID-19 case growth, and the potential for a rapid rebound in corporate profits over the next 18 months have all contributed to optimism for a V-shaped economic recovery.
Companies like Nike have likely been learning from the routines and habits of elite athletes for years. Here are some financial lessons you can learn from peak performers. #JustDoIt #BeIntentional #LifeTheLifeYouWant