- How Presidential Elections Is Affecting The Stock Market Part 1
- http://dorianfinance.com/podcast-episode-2
- What Happens In The Stock Market If Trump Wins Or If Biden Wins? https://open.spotify.com/episode/4QncYB2hsI3ncaby3RIAsU?si=cZ3YpKe3ShGF_HphuQ6vDg
- “Dorian Fitness Podcast” https://open.spotify.com/show/5oklqW71c0f0HY3mCLYykR
How Presidential Elections Is Affecting The Stock Market Part 2
In my first podcast last year, I talked about how presidential elections normally run go back and listen to it. https://open.spotify.com/episode/6jVyFJmMp8FUmjSYvRiBtW?si=9oeita9DRSGuRemBbLi0Og
Roaring Kitty who started a meme trading on Game Stop which had a movie been made on it. Roaring Kitty just tweet for the first time in 3 years causes Game Stop and AMC to go up almost 100% for Game Stop and almost 70% for AMC.
My bullet points were:
Uncertainty: Leading up to a presidential election, there is often increased uncertainty in the markets. Investors may become cautious and hesitant to make significant financial decisions, which can lead to increased market volatility. This time most investors know what Biden or Trump will do if they win making it better to plan on what stocks will go up and both cases.
Policy Changes: The policies advocated by the winning candidate can have a substantial impact on specific sectors of the stock market.
Economic Outlook: Presidential elections can influence perceptions of the overall economic outlook. If a candidate’s economic platform is viewed as positive for the economy, it can lead to increased investor confidence and a bullish market. I created a podcast about what will happen to the stock market in both cases https://open.spotify.com/episode/4QncYB2hsI3ncaby3RIAsU?si=cZ3YpKe3ShGF_HphuQ6vDg
Historical Patterns suggest that the stock market tends to perform better in the year following a presidential election, regardless of the party in power. I called it the boring year because it’s normally slow moving.