Should you go to cash because you’re afraid of what the US election result might mean?

Letting personal emotions drive investment decisions has been identified as a big mistake when it comes to stock markets generally. While President Donald Trump comes with a bag of balls that could be thrown with a worrying curve, I want to survey a range of analysts to see if my cautious optimism for stocks is backed up by sound arguments. This is the message of my article today.

Peter Switzer

November 14, 2024

6 min read

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