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Historical studies report that the S&P 500 was higher 12 months after all 19 midterm elections from 1950 to 2022, averaging a 15.4% gain versus about 9.7% in a typical year. Our Nasdaq-100 analysis also found positive 12-month returns after all 10 midterms from 1986 to 2022, averaging about 33.7%. Why might this pattern occur? In this video, I explain some possible reasons in plain words: ✅ Election results can reduce political uncertainty ✅ When government is split, major policy changes become harder ✅ Some bad news may already be reflected in prices before the vote Even these strong periods were not smooth journeys. All 10 Nasdaq-100 cases experienced a decline of at least 10% from a peak within the following year—not necessarily below the election-day price. That’s why I prepare cash and invest in steps rather than guess the bottom. ⚠️ A perfect historical record is NOT a guarantee. This pattern may not repeat after the next midterm election. Markets could fall further, recovery could take longer, and you could lose money. The possible explanations discussed are not proof that elections cause markets to rise. Investing is your own decision and at your own risk. Assess your financial circumstances, time horizon and ability to absorb losses. Do not invest simply because a historical pattern looks convincing. This video is for education only and is not personalised financial advice. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Join the 1M65 community on Telegram: [insert link] #Midterms #SP500 #Nasdaq100 #StockMarket #CrashBuying #1M65 #InvestingSingapore #FinancialFreedom #USElections
Historical studies report that the S&P 500 was higher 12 months after all 19 midterm elections from 1950 to 2022, averaging a 15.4% gain versus about 9.7% in a typical year. Our Nasdaq-100 analysis also found positive 12-month returns after all 10 midterms from 1986 to 2022, averaging about 33.7%. Why might this pattern occur? In this video, I explain some possible reasons in plain words: ✅ Election results can reduce political uncertainty ✅ When government is split, major policy changes become harder ✅ Some bad news may already be reflected in prices before the vote Even these strong periods were not smooth journeys. All 10 Nasdaq-100 cases experienced a decline of at least 10% from a peak within the following year—not necessarily below the election-day price. That’s why I prepare cash and invest in steps rather than guess the bottom. ⚠️ A perfect historical record is NOT a guarantee. This pattern may not repeat after the next midterm election. Markets could fall further, recovery could take longer, and you could lose money. The possible explanations discussed are not proof that elections cause markets to rise. Investing is your own decision and at your own risk. Assess your financial circumstances, time horizon and ability to absorb losses. Do not invest simply because a historical pattern looks convincing. This video is for education only and is not personalised financial advice. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Join the 1M65 community on Telegram: [insert link] #Midterms #SP500 #Nasdaq100 #StockMarket #CrashBuying #1M65 #InvestingSingapore #FinancialFreedom #USElections

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