Like I said, investing or not investing in industries that will have predictable impacts based on party platforms may make sense. But that is more dependent on the elected party being able to get legislation passed than them simply winning an election.
Forming an investment thesis now based on what democrats *might* try to do *if* elected and *if* they are able to pass legislation that would negative impact specific industries or the economy just doesn’t sense to me.
I agree with you that the Republicans may not have an electable candidate for 2024, but with the way that things are trending in our society I think we still have a good chance in congress which can help balance things out if a democratic presidential candidate prevails in 2024.
Hopefully there will be enough stink on Newsom that he is likewise unelectable. He (as well as London Breed) got called out big-time by the CEO of Gumps this week.
Forming an investment thesis now based on what democrats *might* try to do *if* elected and *if* they are able to pass legislation that would negative impact specific industries or the economy just doesn’t sense to me.
I agree with you that the Republicans may not have an electable candidate for 2024, but with the way that things are trending in our society I think we still have a good chance in congress which can help balance things out if a democratic presidential candidate prevails in 2024.
Hopefully there will be enough stink on Newsom that he is likewise unelectable. He (as well as London Breed) got called out big-time by the CEO of Gumps this week.