> then immediately jumping, once the election results were in.
So your long-term retirement investment fund which should span over 20+ years increased somewhat drastically over a small percentage of it's perceived lifetime. Why is that superbly beneficial for long term fund performance?
> Even outside the market, people are hiring again
What's your point?
> then immediately jumping, once the election results were in.
So your long-term retirement investment fund which should span over 20+ years increased somewhat drastically over a small percentage of it's perceived lifetime. Why is that superbly beneficial for long term fund performance?
> Even outside the market, people are hiring again
When did they stop hiring? Source data?