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The Blue Wave is here.
With Joe Biden now the president of the United States and Democrats controlling both chambers of Congress, some investors are scared.
There is a line of thinking that says such a Democratic “sweep” is bad for the market.
Is that true?
Should you prepare now for a possible market collapse?
Here’s what you need to know about building wealth in the Blue Wave …
Let me be clear right up front that this is not about politics.
You have your political opinions and I have mine, but as investors, we need to be politically agnostic.
That’s why you rarely hear me discuss politics. Buy me a few beers sometime and I may loosen up, but I never talk politics when I’m thinking about ways to make money. We should all leave our politics at the door when it comes to investing.
So to help us figure out what to do, let’s start with what we know …
History shows that a Democratic sweep isn’t bad for the market. In fact, it’s usually pretty good for the market… Story continues here.
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