An election year market
An election year market, despite everything that is happening around us, especially the continuing impact and concern around Covid-19, we have transitioned, for now, into an election year market. With the White House and Senate fundamentally in question, markets seem poised to idle at least until November 3. That does not change the fundamentals, and so may create opportunity … if you can decipher what will happen after the pause.
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Election year market is not a no opportunity zone…
Despite the election year market scenario we are in right now, there remain no shortage of opportunities within the broader uncertainty. Good companies are good companies, and discounted good companies are great investment opportunities. So, while the broad market seems to pause, you should consider digging in to find the gems. Here are some ideas:
Income Investing
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Other Ideas
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It never hurts to revisit last week’s ideas:
Building your strong foundation
The election year market pause is a great time to continue our effort to bring fundamentals of retirement strategy and investing to anyone intimidated by the deeper, technical analysis. The truth is Americans are woefully prepared for their retirement, and it is never a bad time to learn how to change that situation. Once you build a comfort level, engage in dialogue with an advisor, and take ownership of your own retirement.
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