ED BUTOWSKY

A new week begins, and investors are still asking what the election could mean for their money. Which party controls the House and Senate will not, by itself, determine the direction of stocks and bonds. My point on Making Sense with Ed Butowsky is that earnings and interest rates remain key market drivers, regardless of the election outcome. Before election headlines influence your next investment decision, consider the factors that matter beyond Washington.

Corporate earnings and interest rates play an important role in stock and bond market movements. In Making Sense with Ed Butowsky, I focus on the economic factors behind market movements rather than the political headlines dominating the conversation. With interest rates heading higher and earnings coming in fairly in line with expectations, the election outcome is not the only factor investors should consider. Share this with a colleague who is letting political headlines drive their investment concerns.

In this week’s Making Sense with Ed Butowsky, there’s a lot of election noise, and everyone wants to know what happens to their stocks and bonds. Whether Congress turns red or blue, earnings and the direction of interest rates are key factors driving markets. Right now, rates are heading higher, and earnings are coming in fairly in line with expectations. Before that noise pushes you into a decision, take some time to hear why you can turn it down, then send this video to the one person in your life who is concerned about how the election could influence their investments.

In this week’s Making Sense with Ed Butowsky, there’s a lot of election noise, and everyone wants to know what happens to their stocks and bonds. Whether Congress turns red or blue, earnings and the direction of interest rates are key factors driving markets. Right now, rates are heading higher, and earnings are coming in fairly in line with expectations. Before that noise pushes you into a decision, take some time to hear why you can turn it down, then send this video to the one person in your life who is concerned about how the election could influence their investments.

In this week’s Making Sense with Ed Butowsky, there’s a lot of election noise, and everyone wants to know what happens to their stocks and bonds. Whether Congress turns red or blue, earnings and the direction of interest rates are key factors driving markets. Right now, rates are heading higher, and earnings are coming in fairly in line with expectations. Before that noise pushes you into a decision, take some time to hear why you can turn it down, then send this video to the one person in your life who is concerned about how the election could influence their investments.

In this week’s Making Sense with Ed Butowsky, there’s a lot of election noise, and everyone wants to know what happens to their stocks and bonds. Whether Congress turns red or blue, earnings and the direction of interest rates are key factors driving markets. Right now, rates are heading higher, and earnings are coming in fairly in line with expectations. Before that noise pushes you into a decision, take some time to hear why you can turn it down, then send this video to the one person in your life who is concerned about how the election could influence their investments.

In this week’s Making Sense with Ed Butowsky, there’s a lot of election noise, and everyone wants to know what happens to their stocks and bonds. Whether Congress turns red or blue, earnings and the direction of interest rates are key factors driving markets. Right now, rates are heading higher, and earnings are coming in fairly in line with expectations. Before that noise pushes you into a decision, take some time to hear why you can turn it down, then send this video to the one person in your life who is concerned about how the election could influence their investments.

In this week’s Making Sense with Ed Butowsky, there’s a lot of election noise, and everyone wants to know what happens to their stocks and bonds. Whether Congress turns red or blue, earnings and the direction of interest rates are key factors driving markets. Right now, rates are heading higher, and earnings are coming in fairly in line with expectations. Before that noise pushes you into a decision, take some time to hear why you can turn it down, then send this video to the one person in your life who is concerned about how the election could influence their investments.

In this week’s Making Sense with Ed Butowsky, there’s a lot of election noise, and everyone wants to know what happens to their stocks and bonds. Whether Congress turns red or blue, earnings and the direction of interest rates are key factors driving markets. Right now, rates are heading higher, and earnings are coming in fairly in line with expectations. Before that noise pushes you into a decision, take some time to hear why you can turn it down, then send this video to the one person in your life who is concerned about how the election could influence their investments.

In this week’s Making Sense with Ed Butowsky, there’s a lot of election noise, and everyone wants to know what happens to their stocks and bonds. Whether Congress turns red or blue, earnings and the direction of interest rates are key factors driving markets. Right now, rates are heading higher, and earnings are coming in fairly in line with expectations. Before that noise pushes you into a decision, take some time to hear why you can turn it down, then send this video to the one person in your life who is concerned about how the election could influence their investments.

In this week’s Making Sense with Ed Butowsky, there’s a lot of election noise, and everyone wants to know what happens to their stocks and bonds. Whether Congress turns red or blue, earnings and the direction of interest rates are key factors driving markets. Right now, rates are heading higher, and earnings are coming in fairly in line with expectations. Before that noise pushes you into a decision, take some time to hear why you can turn it down, then send this video to the one person in your life who is concerned about how the election could influence their investments.

In this week’s Making Sense with Ed Butowsky, there’s a lot of election noise, and everyone wants to know what happens to their stocks and bonds. Whether Congress turns red or blue, earnings and the direction of interest rates are key factors driving markets. Right now, rates are heading higher, and earnings are coming in fairly in line with expectations. Before that noise pushes you into a decision, take some time to hear why you can turn it down, then send this video to the one person in your life who is concerned about how the election could influence their investments.

In this week’s Making Sense with Ed Butowsky, there’s a lot of election noise, and everyone wants to know what happens to their stocks and bonds. Whether Congress turns red or blue, earnings and the direction of interest rates are key factors driving markets. Right now, rates are heading higher, and earnings are coming in fairly in line with expectations. Before that noise pushes you into a decision, take some time to hear why you can turn it down, then send this video to the one person in your life who is concerned about how the election could influence their investments.

In this week’s Making Sense with Ed Butowsky, there’s a lot of election noise, and everyone wants to know what happens to their stocks and bonds. Whether Congress turns red or blue, earnings and the direction of interest rates are key factors driving markets. Right now, rates are heading higher, and earnings are coming in fairly in line with expectations. Before that noise pushes you into a decision, take some time to hear why you can turn it down, then send this video to the one person in your life who is concerned about how the election could influence their investments.

Two portfolios can earn the same return and carry very different risk. Your account statement may not show the full picture behind your portfolio’s risk and return. The Sharpe Ratio, variance drag, and 12-month probability of loss reveal different aspects of its characteristics. I developed the Portfolio Builder to compare existing holdings with proposed allocations across eight metrics. Try it with your own holdings to better understand the risk associated with your return, read my latest article, and call Chapwood Investments to request a forensic review of your portfolio structure. edbutowsky.substack.com/p/po… Get Ed's weekly research and video insights: chapwoodinvestments.com/week…

Two portfolios can earn the same return and carry very different risk. Your account statement may not show the full picture behind your portfolio’s risk and return. The Sharpe Ratio, variance drag, and 12-month probability of loss reveal different aspects of its characteristics. I developed the Portfolio Builder to compare existing holdings with proposed allocations across eight metrics. Try it with your own holdings to better understand the risk associated with your return, read my latest article, and call Chapwood Investments to request a forensic review of your portfolio structure. edbutowsky.substack.com/p/po… Get Ed's weekly research and video insights: chapwoodinvestments.com/week…

Two portfolios can earn the same return and carry very different risk. Your account statement may not show the full picture behind your portfolio’s risk and return. The Sharpe Ratio, variance drag, and 12-month probability of loss reveal different aspects of its characteristics. I developed the Portfolio Builder to compare existing holdings with proposed allocations across eight metrics. Try it with your own holdings to better understand the risk associated with your return, read my latest article, and call Chapwood Investments to request a forensic review of your portfolio structure. edbutowsky.substack.com/p/po… Get Ed's weekly research and video insights: chapwoodinvestments.com/week…

Two portfolios can earn the same return and carry very different risk. Your account statement may not show the full picture behind your portfolio’s risk and return. The Sharpe Ratio, variance drag, and 12-month probability of loss reveal different aspects of its characteristics. I developed the Portfolio Builder to compare existing holdings with proposed allocations across eight metrics. Try it with your own holdings to better understand the risk associated with your return, read my latest article, and call Chapwood Investments to request a forensic review of your portfolio structure. edbutowsky.substack.com/p/po… Get Ed's weekly research and video insights: chapwoodinvestments.com/week…

Two portfolios can earn the same return and carry very different risk. Your account statement may not show the full picture behind your portfolio’s risk and return. The Sharpe Ratio, variance drag, and 12-month probability of loss reveal different aspects of its characteristics. I developed the Portfolio Builder to compare existing holdings with proposed allocations across eight metrics. Try it with your own holdings to better understand the risk associated with your return, read my latest article, and call Chapwood Investments to request a forensic review of your portfolio structure. edbutowsky.substack.com/p/po… Get Ed's weekly research and video insights: chapwoodinvestments.com/week…

Two portfolios can earn the same return and carry very different risk. Your account statement may not show the full picture behind your portfolio’s risk and return. The Sharpe Ratio, variance drag, and 12-month probability of loss reveal different aspects of its characteristics. I developed the Portfolio Builder to compare existing holdings with proposed allocations across eight metrics. Try it with your own holdings to better understand the risk associated with your return, read my latest article, and call Chapwood Investments to request a forensic review of your portfolio structure. edbutowsky.substack.com/p/po… Get Ed's weekly research and video insights: chapwoodinvestments.com/week…