This is one history lesson that's well worth learning

Hello Investor,

Welcome,

The end of the year can be a busy time. But before the ball dropped in 2022, did you take a close look at your portfolio? This is one of the most important things that investors can do. 

If you haven’t, it’s not too late, but you’ll want to get busy. Because the rally in January 2023 suggests, investors may have a big opportunity. 

History agrees. 2022 was a midterm election year, and according to Forbes, the stock market has risen in the year after every midterm election since 1950.

One reason is that, by the narrowest of margins, America has a dividend government, meaning the president’s party is different from at least one of the houses of Congress (in this case the House of Representatives). 

To be fair, most investors don’t care about who occupies the White House or the halls of Congress. There’s money to be made either way, and in many cases, the stocks that will tend to do well will do well regardless of who controls the purse strings.

But as is frequently the case, you have to be in the right stocks.

That’s the focus of this special presentation.

We’re looking at seven stocks with a strong case to be made for growth in the coming year, and some of these stocks offer a good entry point for investors now.

If you’re a buy-and-hold investor, it can be hard to think of buying and selling. However, one proven strategy is to look at your winners and losers and ask yourself if the reasons why you bought the stock are still in place. If they’re not, now is the time to replace them. 

The case for these stocks is based on macroeconomic trends (energy, healthcare, inflation) that will likely be around for all of 2023 and perhaps beyond. 

View the 7 Stocks with a Great Setup for 2023

Rebecca McKeever

Don Miller
MarketBeat.com

 

 
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