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Policies Over Politics: Investing For The Election

As we near the 2020 Presidential election, rhetoric from both sides is ramping up. Depending on your personal “echo chamber” of social media, you are likely confident why your candidate is the best choice, and the opposition is the worst. However, when it comes to economic prosperity and the financial markets, who is the best choice? To answer that question, we will focus on the “policies,” not the “politics.”

In our most recent “Candid Coffee” event, I sat down with Danny Ratliff, CFP, and Richard Rosso, CFP to discuss policies over politics, and investing for the election.

In our conversation, we cover much of the data I recently produced in “Whoever Wins, We All Lose,” from the impact of debts, and deficits, on economic growth, the Candidates policy prescriptions, and how the markets have reacted throughout history.

I hope you find the information useful.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0SiYbLR3l8Y

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