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Prior to the presidential elections, analysts warned that the U.S. economy would have bigger challenges to face than in almost any prior election. Threats of yet another nationwide shutdown, talk of increased taxes, and plans to cut funding for some of the most vital job sectors have brought upon dismay. What does it really mean for the overall American economy to transition to an administration that optimistically approaches the volatile concept of redistribution of wealth?After the inauguration on Jan. 20, half of America became even more distrustful of where America is headed. In addition to the insecurities that have been perpetuated by doubts in American politics, weaknesses in the stock market have recently been exposed and abused. This has not only created extreme volatility that can disrupt traditional investment strategies, it heightens the already existing skepticism of conservative economists.
