Eventually, we may reach a point where, like the internet, it’s hard to fathom a time before broad AI usage. That means investors don’t need a narrow sector fund or concentration in a handful of stocks to capture AI-fueled gains. A broadly diversified portfolio is likely to capture what many view as a sea change event in progress.
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Bottom line - there is no connection to investment performance and which party is in power. It’s natural for those engaged in current politics to be very concerned about the other side winning and being in power. The flames are fanned by both sides and the media. Our advice - try very hard to disconnect your investing decisions, and emotions from current news and politics. Use data like this to remind you of the FACTS.
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Many people start out managing their own investments. But as their earnings and assets grow, their financial needs and challenges become more complex—and continuing to go it alone could prove costly in terms of investing miscues. This article considers three common mistakes that can reduce returns and increase anxiety.