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Any thoughts? How (or will you ) rebalance your portfolio in case of a Hillary win? Bernie? Cruz? Trump?
Some initial thoughts-
Bernie- get into massive textbook suppliers such as Pearsons.
Hillary- index funds?
Cruz- Essentials for war. Who makes such items??
Trump- Maybe also index funds?
Bernie- No need to work in a socialist country. Might as well spend your money or he'll take it.
Hillary- Look at whatever did well under Obama.
Trump - Construction materials, military contractors, companies that don't do much business with China.
Bernie wins, invest in guns
Hillary wins, invest in guns
Cruz wins, invest in guns
Trump wins, invest in alcohol
I agree with the first three as pretty good strategies, and the last one made me smile so thanks.
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Originally Posted by Big-Bucks
Bernie- No need to work in a socialist country. Might as well spend your money or he'll take it.
Hillary- Look at whatever did well under Obama.
Trump - Construction materials, military contractors, companies that don't do much business with China.
Almost everything but oil/energy has done well under Obama so I guess not much rebalencing to be done.
Construction materials?? You mean for that "huuuuge" wall?
What are some publicly traded companies that contract with the military?
Most of my money is in SWHC right now and it's been doing really well. Clinton is now going further extreme passing Sanders in gun restrictions, so I expect gun sales to continue doing well or even accelerating growth.
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