Next Friday we will have a new president, one like we’ve never seen before. I’ve spent nearly every week since the election talking about what may or may not happen and most importantly what the stock market is pricing in. (We summarized all of this on
With so many people pricing in strong economic growth the critical issue will be how many of the pro-growth policies President Trump & the Republican Congress will be able to push through. With every year now seemingly an election year (I heard them talking about the 2018 mid-terms on CNN
While President-elect Donald Trump may have been voted “Man of the Year” by Time Magazine for 2016, for investors it is tough to see any one thing “Trumping” the primary focus in 2017 other than the man himself.
Since the election the market has rallied
Each year at this time we start seeing predictions for the coming year floating around. Following a strong finish to the year combined with overwhelming enthusiasm for a Republican led White House & Congress the expectations for 2017 are high. When emotions are strong it is best to do what
With stocks posting a solid performance the past few months to close what will go down as an above average year for the market, many investors are expecting more of the same when the calendar turns to 2017. While January used to be the 3rd best month of the year