The New President, The Markets, and Your Money
The results are in, and now we all know that Sen. Barack Obama will be the 44th President of the United States. Now that the uncertainty has disappeared as to who will move into the White House, the uncertainty as to how President-elect Obama will address the problems facing this nation will begin.
That uncertainty will certainly weigh on Wall Street, especially now (thanks to the Bush/Paulson/Bernanke bailout plan) that the Treasury Department will have so much power over the economy.
I can’t remember a time in my life when financial markets and presidential politics overlapped so acutely. With the equity and credit markets now set to respond to the unknowns of an Obama administration, you have every reason to be extremely worried about the markets and your money.
If you want to lift that burden of worry from your shoulders, and if you want to be prepared for whatever comes out of Washington, then I have just what you need.
Before the vote was held, I presented a seminar along with Fairway Capital President Kevin Yurkus. Our presentation aptly was titled, "The Election, The Markets, and Your Money." Now you can listen to this seminar, and you can download a seminar workbook and PowerPoint presentations by clicking on this link.
The risks and opportunities coming out of the latest voting season have made this the most important election in recent memory. That is why Kevin and I are so concerned about the future of the credit markets, taxes, the stock market, and your investments.
I encourage you to listen to this most-interesting seminar, especially now that the election results are reality.
Jim Woods is a 30-plus-year veteran of the markets with varied experience as a broker, hedge fund trader, financial writer, author and newsletter editor.
His books include co-authoring, “Billion Dollar Green: Profit from the Eco Revolution,” and “The Wealth Shield: How to Invest and Protect Your Money from Another Stock Market Crash, Financial Crisis or Global Economic Collapse.” He’s also ghostwritten many books and articles, as well as edited content for some of the investment industry’s biggest luminaries. Read more about Jim Woods.
