Walgreens Boots Alliance Stock Discussion

• ZnWC : Thanks for the reward points
  1) We are experiencing a volatility risk in the stock market when Biden and Trump started to shout out specific industries. But the change in policy will not happen overnight. Bills which have already been passed by the Congress and signed by the current president cannot be removed or reversed like the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA).
  2) IRA supports industries like electric vehicles, clean energy and businesses help in reducing impact by air pollution (healthcare, manufacturing, building etc). The company that benefited whose stocks will face short term the volatility risk but the share prices should stablise after the US presidential election.
  3) My investment plan focuses on the long term and will only revise if there is any fundamental change to the company. Currently there will be no change in the four "D" investment strategy like the diversification of portfolio or investment distribution based on risk.
  4) I am more concerned about the possible rate cut by the Fed in September and how inflation and geopolitical tension can affect the US and China economy. There is data which showed that US stocks are facing a massive pull back which is affecting the tech stocks.

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• HuatLady : During the election season, I will make sure to stick to a careful plan with my investments. This helps me spread out any risks and also allows me to take advantage of any opportunities that pop up when the market is changing a lot. It's really important not to make quick decisions based on the ups and downs I see in the short term.
  Instead, I keep my eyes on my long-term investing goals and strategies, so I can stay on track even when things get unpredictable.

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• HuatEver : I'll keep a close eye on the stock market during this election season, as it tends to be unpredictable and volatile at such times. The uncertainty about what policies the future administration, whether under Biden or Trump, will adopt can affect investors and their portfolios in various ways across different sectors. However, I'm not worried. I'm staying calm and sticking to my Dollar Cost Averaging strategy, with a focus on ETFs for the long term . This strategy has proven effective for me in navigating through market fluctuations with stability.

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• 102362254 : Diversifying my investments across various asset classes like stocks, bonds, reits, and potentially commodities, while staying informed about economic trends beyond politics, is how I plan to safeguard my portfolio during market fluctuations and prepare for the election season.

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• Phil Dunn : Diversifying my investments across a range of different companies, industries and asset classes. It’s my core strategy to mitigate risk and maximize returns.

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• Wacho-el-Wero : Nice little dip once again before moving on to 12

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• Andrew Glass : How is WM lagging? It is right near its ATH and trading at a PE well above the industry average for retail…

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• Nidia_Girl OP Andrew Glass : It actually suppose to be WBA

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• Billy Badass : So you are 17 years old and making predictions?

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• Kevin Simpson Billy Badass : and what did u do at 17. stop hating and respect it. i agree with this too. the market isnt at pull back yet. i do feel like we wikl get a hard pull back in august due to all the top stocks having earnings. if earnings are good. we can see a straight run the rest of the sunmer and pull back after elections....maybe leave a helpful comment like thus. instead of downing a 17

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• Nidia_Girl OP Kevin Simpson : Thank you , I just ignore when someone assumes things .. I'm just looking at the possibilities, I never said anything with complete conviction

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