Can this US election be different from history
Nov, 02, 2016 By Vikram Murarka 0 comments
02-Nov-16 / DJIA 17960
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY:
The US stock market generally remains unaffected by the presidential election in the long run, as evident from the chart below. Except for the tenure of George Bush Jr. (2001-09), all the presidential tenures have seen almost uninterrupted bull markets. Regarding the short to medium term impact, the table below indicates that the market generally tends to rise going into the election and performs even better after the election. History doesn’t show major disturbance due to the election and it remains to be seen if this impending election can trigger something different. Chances are, even a Republican victory this time may not produce more than a knee-jerk reaction to the downside and the long term uptrend may sustain.
Dow Jones performance around US Presidential election:
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