Episode 3

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26th Mar 2024

Vote For Your Ballot, Not Your Life Savings

As we draw closer and closer to another Presidential election in 2024, many investors are wondering how their portfolio will perform based on who is ultimately elected President of the United States. And throughout history, investors often make investment mistakes because of their perception of the election results.

On the latest episode of Modern Wealth Management, Darrick analyzes the market's patterns during election years, as well as whether a Republican or Democrat are in office.

This episode is packed with helpful takeaways for your own financial world. Enjoy!

Chapters:

0:00 - Introduction and overview on the topic of the day

1:03 - Elections cause stress and anxiety among many investors

4:03 - The three key conversation points of today's episode

5:44 - Looking back at the market's performance throughout the many election years

8:02 - How the market responds based on which President was in the office

13:40 - George W. Bush's presidency and why returns were down during his time in office

16:04 - Stock pricing is made up of a multitude of factors

20:04 - Two different client stories that arrived at the same result

24:22 - "This is the most important election"

26:42 - How to get in touch with Darrick and his team

27:53 - Closing remarks

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About the Podcast

Modern Wealth Management
A Practical, Process-Driven Approach to Wealth Management
Welcome to Modern Wealth Management by Monon Wealth, where we tackle pertinent financial topics to help better position you and your business for success.

Listen as Darrick Hutchens and Ray Kramer, Managing Partners of Monon Wealth Management, tap into four decades worth of experience in the financial sector and unpack their strategies for today's level of modern wealth management.

So, sit back, relax, and enjoy enlightening conversations that highlight an array of financial questions and topics.