us election 2024

“Make America great again”. Not Europe, not Australia, and certainly not China. Which ASX stocks stand to benefit the most from Trump’s win?

A panel of esteemed experts put their heads together to discuss what the impact of the US election may be on Australian investors.

A flood of information can make us worse investors: more fearful and short-term focussed. Here's what you should remember.

Crypto investors brace for a potential shift in U.S. policy and regulatory direction

Trump's return brings the prospect of more US tax cuts and deregulation, but also more tariff hikes, trade wars, and policy uncertainty.

Despite initial concerns that the outcome of the Presidential election might remain uncertain for days or even weeks, a decisive Republican performance has made it...

An open letter from 23 Nobel Prize-winning economists (half of all living winners) has endorsed the economic policies of Kamala Harris.

The US election is nearly here. The opinion polls are close. What is not clear is what are the hopes and fears of ordinary Americans.

An insight into Plato Global Alpha's analysis on stock-specific implications of the 2024 US Presidential Election

Nick Nelson from Absolute Strategy Research joined Antipodes to discuss how the US Presidential Election outcome could impact markets.

In the first of a two-part series, we discuss what we learned from our recent trip stateside

Reflecting on my recent trip to the United States, where the buzz around cryptocurrency is palpable, it's clear that digital assets have woven themselves into the...

Making predictions, remaining humble, and admitting uncertainty are three key themes this legendary investor touches on in his latest memo.

He’ll likely win because the U.S. is in a very bad way; but whoever wins will probably fail because what’s undiagnosed remains untreated.

Recent election surprises in Mexico, India, and the European Union have underscored the volatility that can arise from unforeseen political outcomes. These events...

The run-up to the 5th November US election could see increased share market volatility.