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Politics & the Stock Market
Time Stamps:
- 00:00-05:30 - Intros and overview
- 05:31-09:15 - The results are in...
- 09:16-19:04 - The correlation between political control and market performance
- 19:05-25:37 - Key takeaways & working with Burney Wealth
- 25:38-40:04 - Q&A
What you will learn:
Join Andy Pratt, CFA, CAIA, and Bijal Patel, CFP® for a discussion where you will gain insight about what you should know about your newly elected officials and their impact on the stock market.
Key Takeaways:
- Expectations for the market in the weeks following the election
- Hypothetical growth of stocks and party control of Congress
- Historical market patterns following big elections
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