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Stock-Market Gains Are Weakest After Midterm Results Like These
Headline from Bloomberg
While US midterm election results historically bode well for stocks regardless of which party wins, some Wall Street strategists are warning clients to temper their bullishness this time around.
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Historically, midterms have been good for business in the months following the elections. Over the past 70 years , U.S. stocks, for the most part, have made gains in the months between midterm elections and the end of the year—and since 1980, the S&P 500 index has gone up 13.
How the stock market after midterm elections can behave, explained through 10 factors from the midterm-year cycle to Fed policy, sector risk and diversification
While US midterm election results historically bode well for stocks regardless of which party wins, some Wall Street strategists are warning clients to temper their bullishness this time around.
Stock-Market Gains Are Weakest After Midterm Results Like These | Since Then
