Volatility is a normal part of investing, especially during a mid-term election year.

 

On average, the stock market pulls back 19% during a mid-term election year. However, the rallies off the lows are even stronger, rebounding 31% a year later.

 

Given the strong underlying fundamentals of the economy and the stock market, we view the volatility as an opportunity for investors to purchase at discounted values… in other words, “buy the dip”.

 

Lizzie discussed market volatility, earnings seasons, and more with Charles Payne on Fox’s Making Money yesterday. 👇