How To Invest With Joe Biden

This is my plan on how to invest while Joe Biden is president.

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Let’s talk about the future for investors in relation to Joe Biden becoming the next president and what will happen to the stock market. If you’re an investor like me, you might be wondering how to invest with Joe Biden as President because there was talks about Joe Biden raising taxes on the wealthy class which negatively affects businesses and jobs.

However, since the announcement of Joe Biden as President, the stock market has hit an all time high and continues to increase, in fact it’s up a little more than 10% since the elections which means the stock market is actually more excited about a Biden presidency than a Donald Trump presidency at this time in 2016 when the stock market rose by about 5% during this same time period. Why are investors so excited and why is the stock market doing so well despite our weakened economy?

Three main reasons. The stock market is happy that the elections are over. The federal reserve signals no interest rate increases until 2023. Moderna, Pfizer, and BioNTech have all released their vaccines and people are getting them. The future is bright. However, businesses are still restricted, people are still being let go, and we’re still in the middle of a pandemic, so if you’re an investor you might be wondering “is the stock market overvalued?”

The stock market is not the same as the economy. Data from FredStLouis shows a scatter plot between the GDP which is the measurement of economic health – and the S&P500 – which is the stock market, and in case you don’t know how to read a scatter plot, in order to see a positive relationship between two variables, you should see an uphill line – that’s goals, when it’s a downhill line, there’s relationship is weak. Here’s what they found: https://fredblog.stlouisfed.org/2019/08/the-stock-market-is-not-the-economy/?utm_source=CBNList&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=CentralBankerNewsletter09_19

It’s just a blob of dots randomly centered in one spot. That means there’s no clear pattern therefore no relationship exists between our economy, and the stock market.

Now that we understand the background for what’s going on, let’s talk about what’s going to happen to investors with Joe Biden as president because that does have some influence on the stock market’s future.

On January 5th which is when we’re going to have the senate runoff elections in Georgia. 2 seats are up for grabs. Right now, no political side has control over which laws will be passed because they can’t agree to anything – the stock market sees this as a good thing because no one side can use their influence to create policies that will potentially disrupt the stock market. The stock market and investors love a gridlock, and the Wall Street is telling us that the stock market is pricing in a republican victory and control over the senate.

The stock market wants Congress to be split. The reason for that is because historically the stock market has had the best performance (averaging 17.2% per year) with a Democratic president, and a divided Congress. So it looks like good news in the future if you’re an investor. As for me, here are 3 things I’ll be investing in.

1. Dividend stocks – Over the last 40 years, 71% of the stock market’s growth has come from reinvested dividends, it has not come from the price growth of stocks. Prices can lie, cash flow does not.

2. Bitcoin and Ethereum just in case I’m wrong about everything and the whole foundation of the banking system gets disrupted by new technology. Since I made that video just a few weeks ago, Bitcoin has gone from roughly 20,000 to now touching 27,000. My $100,000 investment has paid off.

3. Buying real estate. The short term goal is to own at least 1 house next year whether that’s for me to live in or to rent out somewhere between the 300k to 600k price range.

*None of this is meant to be construed as investment advice, it’s for entertainment purposes only. Links above include affiliate commission or referrals. I’m part of an affiliate network and I receive compensation from partnering websites. The video is accurate as of the posting date but may not be accurate in the future.

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