Joe Biden is going to be the next President of the United States, and it appears that the Democrats will also win both the House and Senate. How will this “blue wave” impact investors, and what can they do to prepare for this sea change?

Investors appear to be breathing a collective sigh of relief after news that more than one COVID-19 vaccine is days away from regulatory approval. But is the stock market getting ahead of itself?

America still doesn’t know who will win the White House, and an official announcement could take some time. However, Congress appears to be taking shape, and this alone could be a good outcome for investors.

Joe Biden is campaigning on one of the most aggressive tax hikes in recent history. Even if he wins, there are still several hurdles facing tax reform. What does all of this mean for investors in 2021 and beyond?

One of the most contentious presidential elections in modern history is less than two weeks away. What does the past tell us about how the outcome of this election could impact the future for stock returns?

U.S. economic growth fell an annualized rate of 31% during the second quarter of 2020. This was the steepest decline since the Great Depression, but the tide appears to have already turned.