President-elect Donald Trump's policy agenda, from tariffs to deregulation, carries risks and rewards for different investment sectors, market experts said.
"The market is known to have these knee-jerk reactions trying to anticipate where things go very quickly, but they don't necessarily last," Adam said. Here's how Trump's policy stances could influence eight sectors: autos, banks, building materials and construction, crypto, energy, health care, retail and technology.Trump's antipathy for electric vehicles is likely to create headwinds for EV producers.
The whims of the housing market impact retailers, too: Home goods stores may not fare well if people aren't buying, renovating and decorating new homes, Cox said. Investors would also be wise to think of cryptocurrency like an alternative investment and limit the allocation to 1% to 5% of their overall portfolio, Lynn said.U.S. President Donald Trump gestures after delivering a speech at a Double Eagle Energy Holdings LLC oil rig in Midland, Texas, on Wednesday, July 29, 2020.
Eagle Global Advisors, a Houston-based investment management firm that specializes in energy infrastructure, is"cautiously optimistic" about Trump's impact on the sector, according to portfolio manager Mike Cerasoli. Eagle Global Advisors is No. 35 on the 2024