Election 2024 And Your Stock Market Portfolio

Election 2024 is less than two weeks away, with former President Donald Trump and current Vice President Kamala Harris vying for the nation’s top job.

Both Trump and Harris are laying out their visions for the nation’s future in everything from taxes, antitrust, and even digital money. Investor’s Business Daily is here with the latest to help you determine what the election means for your portfolio—and your choice at the ballot box this year.

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taxes? And how will these policies affect investors and the stock market? On this IBD Explains, Barron’s Markets Reporter Jacob Sonenshine and IBD’s Meredith Heyman discuss how taxes could change depending on which party dominates the White House and Congress – or if there’s gridlock in Washington.” vid-name=”Election 2024: Trump Vs. Harris Tax Plans Will Have This Impact On The Stock Market” vid-cat=”IBD Explains” vid-date=”10/24/2024″ vid-date-tmsp=”1729765498″ vid-image=”https://www.investors.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/N6Cdi2M5-640×360.jpg” vid-authors=”MEREDITH HEYMAN”>
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Election 2024: Trump Vs. Harris Tax Plans Will Have This Impact On The Stock Market

Bookmark this page to stay on top of the latest Kamala Harris and Donald Trump news from the perspective of how election 2024 might impact stock market indexes, growth stocks and your own portfolio.

Investors & Election 2024

Which candidate is better for your taxes: Harris is proposing no tax hikes for households earning less than $400,000—but levies on the wealthy and on corporate America. Trump wants to extend a tax cut passed in 2017 for all, and proposes new cuts for individuals and companies. The one certainty: “both candidates have made big promises to taxpayers,” according to this CalBay CIO. Click here to read more.

Treasuries rise on Trump bets: The 10-year Treasury yield continued its rise, extending a big, five-week run. Wall Street bets that Trump will reclaim the White House appear to be fueling the surge. Click here to read more.

Trump’s reshoring theme: Analysts say Trump’s efforts to bring industrial production back to the U.S. are building momentum. A key report from Morgan Stanley outlines the former president’s policies and several other factors driving themes around reshoring. Click here to read more.

Energy expectations and reality: President Biden provided billions to hasten the transition to renewable energy — but instead of a revitalization of clean-energy stocks, the opposite happened. IBD ranks the 100 most sustainable companies — and explains why energy is the most sensitive market sector to politics. Click here to read more.

Harris, Trump And Your Portfolio

Election 2024 on Nov. 5 will cap a tumultuous election cycle, including assassination attempts on Republican Party candidate Trump, President Joe Biden’s abrupt exit from the race and the nomination of Harris to represent the Democratic Party. Get caught up on each candidate’s investor-relevant policies and positions here.

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