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Study Hall: Will The Market Crash After The Election?

2024/6/7
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Welcome back to another clip of Market Mondays! In this insightful discussion, hosts Ian Dunlap, Rashad Bilal, and Troy Millings delve into one of the most pressing questions of our time: Should we expect a stock market crash or correction following the presidential election?

The conversation kicks off with Ian Dunlap laying out potential scenarios depending on who wins the presidency. If Trump wins, Ian mentions that he hopes Trump will remain as market-friendly as he was during his first term, offering some calm and relief to the market. Regardless of the winner, Ian emphasizes that there will always be some level of market pullbacks, which occur regularly, but he doesn’t foresee a significant correction due to the election results alone. According to him, factors like interest rates, quantitative easing, and global recessions hold more weight concerning market fluctuations.

Troy Millings adds to the discussion, reminding us that uncertainty often leads to increased market volatility. He notes that historically, the best months for trading surrounds the post-election period from November to April, while May to October tend to be slower for the market. He supports his statements with data dating back to 1949, indicating that financial outcomes post-election tend to stabilize by September, preparing the market for the upcoming year.

The hosts suggest looking at times of market pullbacks as opportunities to invest in quality companies. Ian Dunlap advises against trying to time the market for short-term gains and recommends focusing on strong, reliable companies like Apple, Microsoft, Nvidia, and Tesla. He also advocates for investing in indices and ETFs for long-term stability and growth.

The hosts briefly touch on the impact of political policies on the market. Troy highlights how potential changes in tax policies and tariffs, especially concerning China, could affect the bottom line of many companies. These macroeconomic factors are crucial considerations for investors when crafting their strategies.

Rounding off the episode, the hosts discuss individual stock picks like Archer Aviation. Ian and Troy remain skeptical about its potential, classifying it as a high-risk investment with limited prospects for substantial returns. They advise viewers to consider more reliable and reputable stocks over speculative ones.

For newcomers and seasoned investors alike, this episode of Market Mondays Medium is packed with valuable insights and strategic advice on navigating the financial markets during uncertain political times. Watch now to equip yourself with the knowledge and confidence you need to make informed investment decisions!

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Timecodes:

0:00) - Introduction: Election Concerns

0:06) - Ian's Analysis: Market Reaction to Election Results

1:08) - Key Factors: Interest Rates and Global Recessions

2:20) - Troy on Historical Trends and Market Stability

4:17) - Investment Strategies: Quality Companies and ETFs

5:09) - Political Impacts: Taxes and Tariffs

6:07) - Stock Picks: Archer Aviation Review

8:00 - Conclusion: Long-Term Investment Wisdom

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