Webinar: The US Elections and Your Portfolio

With just over two months before the presidential election, and politics dominating the news cycle, many investors are wondering about the market implications of a Trump or Harris administration. Will the recent market rally change course, or perhaps gain steam based on the November results?

Should investors make changes to their portfolios due to the election outcome, or is it better to stay the course? Watch Integris’ Chief Investment Officer, Mike Leavy, as he hosts Apollo D. Lupescu, PhD, Vice President with Dimensional Fund Advisors to discuss how a Trump or Harris victory might impact the markets and your portfolio as well as practical advice for investors looking ahead.

The information provided herein is for educational purposes only, and should not be construed as advice, including, but not limited to tax, legal, insurance, investment, or retirement advice. For your specific planning needs, please seek the advice of Integris Wealth Management, your tax accountant, attorney, insurance agent, or other professional as appropriate. Investing involves the risk of loss.

Apollo D. Lupescu, PhD

Apollo Lupescu is Vice President at Dimensional Fund Advisors, one of the premier investment managers in the world, managing over $677 billion in assets.  He is a nationally and internationally recognized speaker who has delivered hundreds of lectures and seminars to financial professionals and individual investors on various investment topics. Apollo is considered the “secretary of explaining stuff”, because he has a knack for explaining complicated issues in a clear and understandable way.

Prior to joining Dimensional over 20 years ago, Apollo had his own consulting firm, which provided services to the US Department of State and the White House on a variety of projects. His interests in finance and investments led him to teaching engagements at the University of California, Santa Barbara (UCSB). In addition to his PhD in Economics, Finance, and Investments from UCSB, Apollo has a BA in Economics from Michigan State University, where he competed in and coached water polo.