Trump's Trade Policies and Market Risks: What Another Term Could Mean for Stocks
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If Trump wins again, he plans to institute tariffs on China up to 60%, which could strain relations and raise costs.
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Regardless of who wins, other factors like declining money supply and high stock valuations could lead to a market plunge.
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Historically, stocks have performed well under Republican presidents, averaging 6.9% gains per year.
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Over the long run, the stock market tends to rise as the economy expands, regardless of which party controls the White House.
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On average, bull markets last much longer than bear markets, so long-term investors tend to do well over time.