Marcellus Davis Contributing Writer
Marcellus Davis is a more Courtesy Research suggests that regardless of which candidate or party wins, it has less of an more Andrew Harrer/Bloomberg Its election season, and with the 2016 campaigns in full swing, we are inundated with the latest in presidential politics on a daily basis. This has left many investors wondering how the presidential election may affect the markets and ultimately their portfolios. Morgan Stanley conducted a study based on historical data to explore the relationship between the markets and presidential elections. As a financial adviser, Im often asked about this top-of-mind issue by investors, and many may be surprised by the findings of the study. Research suggests that regardless of which candidate or party wins, it has less of an more Andrew Harrer/Bloomberg While presidential elections tend to take over the headlines, odds are they wont ignite the markets in any long-term way. The research suggests that regardless of which candidate or party wins, it has less of an impact on the markets than where we are in the business cycle.
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