Midterm election years are difficult trading years, but reliably strong investing years, as they setup the compounding effect. More on this later in our weekly Research Report, but it’s a critical concept we hope you employ in practice and find supporting your emotional quotient. The difference between the average year and a midterm election year is that they tend to…
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