It’s an election year.
As a result, it’s common for retirement investors to believe that the market MUST be in for a wild ride.
But is that true?
Over the last 100 years, how have markets behaved during election years?
What have been the best and worst returns?
How has the market performed during every 4-year presidential term since 1929?
And is it “different this time?”
To help retirement savers invest wisely during this period of heightened uncertainty, I’m answering these questions (and more).
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Episode Resources
- How Have US Stocks Behaved During an Election Month [DFA]
- Don’t Mix Politics With Your Portfolio [Ben Carlson]
- Historical Performance Under Various Political Scenarios [CNBC]
- Obama’s Radicalism is Killing the Dow Jones [WSJ]
- Trump to Lead Us Into a Global Recession [NY Times-2016]
Episode Transcript
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