Election Results: Election and Market Volatility

election results: Yes, the immediate aftermath of the election is greater market volatility, but that was obvious hours before the election results were clear, as futures started moving because the stock market power brokers had to adjust for previously pricing in a different election result, according to Market Watch. Then, as Americans started contemplating the lasting effects of the vote, came the texts, posts, Tweets and comments. Whether you celebrate that result or dread it, don t react by making significant changes to your investment portfolio. The people who joked that they would leave the country if the election turned out as it had were not hiring movers but were considering packing up their investment portfolios, worried about the future of their retirement savings. In truth, it didn t. But if President-elect Trump was right when he said the election would be Brexit plus, plus, plus a reference to Great Britain surprising vote last summer to leave the European Union then that vote also needs to be considered in terms of how it affected nervous investors. (news.financializer.com). As reported in the news.

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