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Financial Planners Play Therapist to Paralyzed Liberals
Hot stocks, frozen investors: the despondent Democrat’s guide to Trump and money.
Investing Opportunities Ahead of a Trump Presidency
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Investors across the country are variously cheering and mourning the election of Donald Trump as U.S. president. In some cases, they’re pressing their financial planners into double duty as therapists. Or grief counselors.
In San Francisco, where Trump won 9 percent of the vote, people seem depressed, said Milo Benningfield, a financial adviser based in the Presidio, next to the Golden Gate Bridge.