Q&A: Investing in Trump’s America
Wealth Editor James Kirby has answered your questions on how investors can ride Wall Street’s big year.
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The inauguration of Donald Trump last month marked the single most important investment event since the global financial crisis. We still don’t know whether President Trump will ultimately be good or bad for overall returns but to discuss these issues and look at how Australian investors can ride Wall Street’s big year, Wealth Editor James Kirby has answered your questions in a live Q&A forum.