Ep. 302: Markets, Homeownership, and Championships

But a couple things that are super interesting, folks.

So about seven years ago, Meb Faber is somebody I follow online and, and does some really interesting studies, and about seven years ago, he did a historical stock averages for, like, 100 years of all the presidents, and this is what he came up with.

So year one of a president, historical stock averages, market's up 6%, year two 5%, year three 22%, year four 11%.

Now, Judson, you might ask, why am I saying this? And it's because we're about to enter year three of this presidential administration.

So based on history, it should be the best of the years.

Now, what is interesting-

Now, there are out- are there outliers in that?

Of course.

Yeah, yeah.

What are...

Can you tell what they are?

No, I can't tell what they are.

Okay.

I didn't know.

Why do you ask questions like that?

I didn't, well, it's just-

Specifics

... 'cause you have a lot of information in front of you.

Yeah.

So historically, what we're about to do is enter one of the best periods.

What's really interesting, too, is that typically in year three, small caps perform the best of any sector.

Well, that's, I mean, they're not doing too shabby right now.

Indeed.

If we're in the mood for betting, this is a pretty good bet, and I think, Judson, the second study I wanna share and maybe-

We're calling it predicting