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Although U.S. stocks rose after the election, there’s definitely a bias. If the Democrats sweep, tech will suffer. Each party has different biases and supports different things.

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SlippageWatcher
2 hours ago
The imperial exam thing is awful, LOL. Was that a typo or some new slang?
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GasCompare
2 hours ago
There is definitely some bias, but the market also prices in expectations pretty quickly
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WalletButler
2 hours ago
The two parties’ positions on renewable and traditional energy differ too much, so portfolios need to shift accordingly
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FractionalOwner
2 hours ago
What’s the new imperial exam meme? Please explain
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GoldSwap
2 hours ago
Policy uncertainty is the biggest risk; retail investors shouldn't be fooled by short-term price swings
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PreAfterMarket
2 hours ago
Focus on corporate fundamentals over the long term; treat short-term fluctuations as just a show
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CollateralBTC
2 hours ago
At times like this, hedging is more important than betting. Who knows how it’ll turn out?
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GrayscaleCollector
2 hours ago
First Review
So you adjust your positions based on polls, haha?
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