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During years with Presidential elections, many investors tend to focus entirely on the results in November. Bartholomew & Company's CIO, Alexander Bartholomew and Director of Research and Trading, Kyle Cornell, AIF®, tell us why we should look beyond election day: https://lnkd.in/eh5MDcvV #financialplanning #wealthmanagement

The WINNER of the elections would be...should be You! ALWAYS!! Does your future depend on politics or on the markets? Investment Insight No 20. With the right investment strategy, you can win in every scenario,...because there are investment strategies with Capital Protection/ Guaranteed Returns! The cost of not investing due to ignorance of these solutions is high (but felt much later)! The S&P 500, on which some of these interesting solutions are based, can even predict the elections with an accuracy of 83%! If you depend on the election results, start following, or better, start investing into the S&P 500! You will be the WINNER!

Should you make changes to your portfolio based on what could be the outcome of the U.S. presidential election? See why our experts say you should think long-term over short-term: https://ow.ly/nOKq30sFizn

Should you make changes to your portfolio based on what could be the outcome of the U.S. presidential election? See why our experts say you should think long-term over short-term: https://ow.ly/zjLK30sFrIy

As presidential election season heats up, the barrage of political ads can create anxiety about how the election might impact the markets and your portfolio. Here’s some reassurance based on historical trends: 📊 Market Stability: Historically, the stock market has remained relatively stable during election years. Between 1944 and 2020, the S&P 500 posted positive returns in 16 out of 20 presidential elections, with a median gain of 5.6% in the 10 months before elections. The market focuses more on economic performance and company profitability than on the identity of the next president. 💡 Key Takeaways: Ignore the Noise: Don’t let political rhetoric sway your investment strategy. Stick to your financial plan. Control What You Can: Focus on what you can influence, like your investment choices and financial goals. Stay the Course: Changes to your portfolio should be based on personal circumstances, not political drama. Remember, who wins the presidency has less impact on your portfolio than the overall economic environment. Stay focused on your long-term goals and consult with your financial advisor to keep your investments aligned with your objectives. Thanks to Kiplinger magazine for these great reminders! You can see the full article here: https://lnkd.in/gr8HXz8V #InvestmentStrategy #ElectionSeason #FinancialPlanning #MarketTrends #StayFocused #Kiplinger

In client meetings our clients often ask about the election cycle and if that will affect their portfolios. We have decades of data to lean on to answer this question. Read on to see our perspective.

When it comes to your investments, does it really matter which party wins the White House? Read about how the political climate has historically impacted the economy and financial markets in our latest blog, “Election Season is Upon Us”. https://lnkd.in/e92wXqbB #Election2024 #Election #FinancialPlanning

As the elections are rapidly approaching, investors typically get nervous. Studies show that staying patient through the season is the most rewarding path, no matter who wins the primary. Although markets may seem volatile, it tends to rise strongly after. Read more in the Guide to Investing in an Election Year. #Election #ElectionYear #WealthIsFreedom

With the upcoming presidential election, it’s easy to get caught up in the noise and make emotional investment decisions based on whether you think Trump or Harris will win. But, as discussed in this article, history shows that broader factors drive market performance, and extreme measures from either side are unlikely to pass with a divided Congress and close races across the board. At EsqWealth, I help clients stick to long-term strategies, avoiding knee-jerk reactions to political shifts. Stay grounded, stay disciplined, and focus on your financial future. #LongTermInvesting #FinancialPlanning #WealthManagement #EsqWealth