As the presidential election season ramps up, we will all be overwhelmed with political ads telling us why one candidate is better or worse for our economy and our country.
Clients have recently been asking how the election will affect the markets and, more specifically, their portfolio.
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Don’t sweat the headlines.
Don’t worry about things you cannot control.
Do the same thing with your portfolio as before the election.
Remember that your portfolio will likely be OK if your candidate does not win.
Focus on your goals.
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