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What that means is the stocks of some companies particularly inenergy, defense and infrastructure could see positive changes.
Other areas might or might not be as directly affected.
That said,here are a few things you could invest $10,000 in this year and beyond.
I would absolutely not recommend investing based on the election.
Beyond that, broad-based, low-cost stock and perhaps bond index funds are assets to consider.
This includes having a fully fundedemergency fund.
have a go at save up at least three to six months of living expenses in that fund.
But even having $10,000 can go a long way toward keeping you afloat if something comes up.
Paying interest is like flushing money down the drain!
Once youve got those bases covered, you could start exploring different investment options.
These tend to perform pretty well in the long term, regardless of who the president is.
Its a safe overall approach, said Kibbel.
This means that energy companies could also see a boost.
That way, if one area struggles, you have other areas helping balance things out.
Historically, REITs have performed well in favorable economic conditions.
As with any investment, these come with some level of risk, so weigh your options carefully.
Shirshikov did point out, however, that Trumps tax policies have historically favored lower taxes.
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