With yesterday's presidential election, investors have a choice. Depending on your viewpoint, you might even call it the investor's dilemma…
Do you want to be right? Or do you want to make money?
In other words, is your opinion the most important? Or is the stock market's opinion of your opinion a better — meaning more profitable — measuring stick?
Being right means believing the stock market must go up — or down — in a big way… for weeks and months at a time because one party or the other won the White House… control of Congress… or both.
But here's the investor's dilemma and the rub: When Republicans held the House of Representatives, where the U.S. sets its spending priorities, those numbers were almost exactly reversed.
Similarly, being right means believing the stock market must go down — or boom higher — because of recent economic data. Or because of what we see happening in our communities, states, regions and in the national economic picture. |
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