stocks should continue to rally. If anything, election results should have only short term volatility influence on them. That doesn't mean that's what will happen, though. There's a FOMC meeting this week - no rate hike expected, but outlier chance that they could say something to rock the markets. Rate hike in Dec more likely. So I have been thinking stocks would rally into Dec then fall q1 '19.
In 2019, if Dems have taken back the House, we could see gridlock at best, perhaps lots of volatility induced by politics. US stocks are m/l flat for 2018 - maybe the bull market is topping? I kind of think big swings we have seen in late 2018 are a taste of things to come. With Fed raising rates and news of impeachment, political violence, etc - perhaps could see a protracted selloff.
In 2019, if Dems have taken back the House, we could see gridlock at best, perhaps lots of volatility induced by politics. US stocks are m/l flat for 2018 - maybe the bull market is topping? I kind of think big swings we have seen in late 2018 are a taste of things to come. With Fed raising rates and news of impeachment, political violence, etc - perhaps could see a protracted selloff.
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