With Super Tuesday behind us, the focus of the U.S. presidential election now turns to policy. Our Global Market Strategy team shares what they’re watching in the coming months, and how investors can consider election year opportunities. For diversified allocation ideas and election year analysis, visit: https://bit.ly/4cjHoVh #Election2024 | #ElectionYear | #SuperTuesday | #Investing
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"When comparing annual S&P 500 returns from 1927 through 2019, there is only a modest decrease during presidential election years compared to the long-term average. Even during election years, the index still tended to post double-digit gains." Check out this article on what historical data can tell us about market activity during election years.
As the 2024 election approaches, it’s natural to feel uneasy about potential market volatility. However, historical data shows that during past presidential election years, the average S&P return has been 10.7%, and markets often recover and grow post-election. Our latest article explores how staying invested during election years can lead to positive outcomes, despite short-term fluctuations. Remember, past performance is not indicative of future results, and market conditions can vary. https://lnkd.in/gJKXPx3k
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Can the 2024 election change the U.S.'s gradual fiscal slide? Possibly, but likely only in the short term. Historical trends seem to indicate that spending averages out over time, regardless of who is in the White House. Learn more in New York Life Investments' Investor’s Guide to Election Year: https://bit.ly/3RDihEh #Election2024 #ElectionYear #InvestmentStrategy
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With the Presidential election quickly approaching, the next 100 days will be filled with questions, choices, and change. In my latest commentary video, I share 3 reasons investors should stay the course and not make politically-driven changes to their portfolio.
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Can the 2024 election change the U.S.'s gradual fiscal scale? Possibly, but likely only in the short term. Historical trends seem to indicate that spending averages out over time, regardless of who is in the White House. Learn more in New York Life Investments' Investor’s Guide to Election Year: https://bit.ly/3v0fmww #Election2024 #ElectionYear #InvestmentStrategy
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Can the 2024 election change the U.S.'s gradual fiscal scale? Possibly, but likely only in the short term. Historical trends seem to indicate that spending averages out over time, regardless of who is in the White House. Learn more in New York Life Investments' Investor’s Guide to Election Year: https://bit.ly/3TmlR7i #Election2024 #ElectionYear #InvestmentStrategy
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Can the 2024 election change the U.S.'s gradual fiscal scale? Possibly, but likely only in the short term. Historical trends seem to indicate that spending averages out over time, regardless of who is in the White House. Learn more in New York Life Investments' Investor’s Guide to Election Year: https://bit.ly/3RDrpJi #Election2024 #ElectionYear #InvestmentStrategy
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Watching the US election run-up can induce many feelings of unease, anxiety, and uncertainty for what the future may hold, especially for investors. Yet despite all the drama and big economic promises, it’s easy to overestimate the impact an election can have on portfolios. This week’s blog provides valuable insights on where to focus your energy during election season and highlights key factors that could be impacted by the results. Read here: https://bit.ly/3Tlzkew #USElection #ElectionSeason #Politics #Investing
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Democrats or Republicans? From an investment perspective, either scenario is bound to have an impact on the markets. ➡️ Learn more in the article: https://bit.ly/3VzXVgb
The US elections: a showdown for your portfolio
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Can the 2024 election change the U.S.'s gradual fiscal slide? Possibly, but likely only in the short term. Historical trends seem to indicate that spending averages out over time, regardless of who is in the White House. Learn more in New York Life Investments' Investor’s Guide to Election Year: https://bit.ly/3GCuu5Q #Election2024 #ElectionYear #InvestmentStrategy
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