Fisher Investments Reviews How the 2024 US Election Could Impact Markets

Fisher Investments’ founder, Executive Chairman and Co-Chief Investment Officer Ken Fisher shares his views on how US and other global elections could affect markets. Ken believes political polarization has been rising globally-as has political gridlock. While that may cause voters concern, Ken says increased political gridlock is typically a bullish backdrop for stocks because it keeps legislative risk low.
In Ken’s view, most global elections this year will likely result in a continuation of the status quo. For example, in the US, Ken doesn’t believe either party is likely to gain enough of a majority to be able to pass sweeping legislation, regardless of who wins the presidency. Ken says markets typically benefit from the increased clarity post-election as investors realize many campaign promises are likely to be unfulfilled, legislatively. As a result, Ken thinks investors should be rewarded for patience through any election-related volatility.
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[@danielpicone6002]

Love this guy. Always a unique perspective.

[@sureshlalwani410]

Thank you Sir

[@greghanna7753]

Good insights. The polarized coalitions in government are the very reason for some growth in moderate coalitions that want the government to at least function reasonably and in a civilized manner. In the meantime enjoy the current gridlock as the economy currently grows regardless of who is in the administration or legislature.