Here’s The Potential Impact of the 2024 US Presidential Election on Your Portfolio!

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In this video, we'll discuss how elections impact your investment strategy. We'll also examine the history of US presidential elections and the growth of markets.
We'll analyze historical market data to show that the S&P 500's long-term growth remains strong, regardless of which political party is in power.
We'll also examine the importance of having a solid investment strategy that allows you to sleep well at night.
If you're concerned about market fluctuations paired with presidential elections and looking to retire early, this video is for you.
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Time Stamp
00:00 Introduction
00:30 Prologue of Politics and How it Affects the Markets
01:30 History of US Presidential Election and Markets
02:45 The Best Investment Strategy
03:50 Investment Strategy and Sleep at Night Factor
05:20 Impact on Income
07:00 Client Examples and Decision-Making
09:30 Returns by Political Party
11:00 Final Advice
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[@chrishuckleberry2343]

Over the last 100 years, 47 years under Rs and 50 years under Ds the S&P has returned on avg 9% under Rs and 15% under Ds

[@johngill2853]

Agree
But there really isn't enough Data to make it actionable. How many presidents have there been since say 1920. I would not bet the farm on this statistic

[@aj1918]

The real question that nobody is discussing: what happens to the markets if we have an authoritarian government that picks winners and losers? Everybody knows markets go up when we have a government that respects laws, norms, and institutions…..whether Democratic or Republican.
What are your thoughts, Ari?

[@RayBo]

I believe in the investment strategy, as far as the market. But, that is only half the story; inflation eats that strategy equally. Yeah, I am an equal-opportunity investor but not an equal-opportunity spender/saver. I'm a "drill-baby-drill and de-regulation" kind of spender/investor, which is what most folks will do in retirement or need to do to get started investing. Lower cost on the front end to have $ to invest, buy a house are parts of the political choices regarding how much you have for investing or how quickly nest eggs are depleted. To eliminate the cost climate "including taxes" from the market climate in a real-life strategy is a fool's errand.

[@Growing-Our-Retirement]

We are investing in companies, not political parties! Never bet against Americans to grow, improve, and make profits!

[@earlyretirementari]

Yes!

[@patricksimon8943]

We are actually investing in what people think about these companies and not how well said companies are doing.

[@Growing-Our-Retirement]

@@patricksimon8943That is of course somewhat true but more for the short term. Valuations do go up and down with market sentiment. Over longer periods of time it will still be a matter of the performance of the company. This is actually how you can get better returns. Find your most loved 35 companies and try to buy their dips. March and April of 2020 was a time when excellent companies were “On Sale” You could have bought almost any thing and made money over 6-12 months. If you bought a basket of the best companies you would have done even better, especially over longer periods of time. My opinion of course and my vantage point is holding most stocks for 10+ years.

[@HaNguyen-dy6xq]

Hi Ari, thank you for great advice. Always!!

[@earlyretirementari]

You are so welcome!

[@markb8515]

Thanks Ari for another informative video.

[@earlyretirementari]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@user-tb7rc1uj5u]

Spot on!!!!

[@earlyretirementari]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@hownwen]

Also, inflation is a killer

[@earlyretirementari]

Yes it is

[@hownwen]

Love your videos. Sad u can't take me as a one time client once a year😞

[@earlyretirementari]

I'm sorry about that!

[@mikej.4416]

The tax changes are going to be what I’m more worried about

[@earlyretirementari]

Check this out: th-cam.com/video/H_cIt8WlfiU/w-d-xo.htmlsi=YkW5zAAhvM7s1epb

[@charlesluecke7110]

Ferris

[@dhand34]

Two of the worst choices ever.

[@NewyaoGags]

Please what's your discord link ?