Voting so Your 401(k) Grows? Don’t Check that Ballot Just Yet
The relationship between which U.S. political party is in power and the stock market is not what you might think.
Politics and public policy are, or should be, fascinating topics because we all live with their consequences. My approach is more an analytic uncovering rather than a focus on who's ahead in the race. As for personal politics, mine are complex and not easily set into one ideological tent or another. Reporting and analysis should sit on observation, documents, and, always, following the money.
