Table of Contents chevron_rightIntroduction chevron_rightWe Vote for Long-Term Investment Success chevron_rightBuy the Managers, Not the Pundits Home Guides & Resources chevron_right Investing Special Report Focus on Market Cycles, Not Election Cycles October 24, 2017 Table of Contents Introduction We Vote for Long-Term Investment Success Buy the Managers, Not the Pundits Set against global economic uncertainty and dire electioneering forecasts for the worst of times here, it’s hard to stay focused on the evidence for continued slow growth (not no growth) in the U.S. The 2020 primary-to-presidential election campaign is provoking more concern about our country’s future than any in recent memory. But amid heated rhetoric and lofty promises, we will not be deterred from our well-reasoned, evidence-backed investment discipline. In this exclusive report, we’ll discuss why, from an investing standpoint, you can mostly ignore all the melodrama leading up to and through 2020’s election outcome. Topics include: How markets perform in a president’s first yearAverage four-year returns for both parties’ presidentsThe impact of political rhetoric on market volatility Unlock Access to the Full Article
Home Guides & Resources chevron_right Investing Special Report Focus on Market Cycles, Not Election Cycles October 24, 2017 Table of Contents Introduction We Vote for Long-Term Investment Success Buy the Managers, Not the Pundits Set against global economic uncertainty and dire electioneering forecasts for the worst of times here, it’s hard to stay focused on the evidence for continued slow growth (not no growth) in the U.S. The 2020 primary-to-presidential election campaign is provoking more concern about our country’s future than any in recent memory. But amid heated rhetoric and lofty promises, we will not be deterred from our well-reasoned, evidence-backed investment discipline. In this exclusive report, we’ll discuss why, from an investing standpoint, you can mostly ignore all the melodrama leading up to and through 2020’s election outcome. Topics include: How markets perform in a president’s first yearAverage four-year returns for both parties’ presidentsThe impact of political rhetoric on market volatility Unlock Access to the Full Article