Learn from history: How will the US stock market behave after the general election?
History shows that the stock market in the USA typically rises after presidential elections, but first, it is necessary to prepare for some short-term fluctuations.
Goldman Sachs firmly believes that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates twice this year, and will continue to cut four times in the first half of next year.
Goldman Sachs chief economist continues to predict that the Federal Reserve will continue to cut interest rates, but be cautious of these risks...
USA election, who will win? The two main candidates are battling in the 'swing states', this guide for watching and trading is worth collecting!
This may determine the direction of the US economy for the next four years. This may determine the direction of the US economy for the next four years.
Bernstein: Stay away from the hustle and bustle, the election is not that important to the stock market.
Renowned research institution Bernstein's founder believes that the impact of presidential elections on the market is not as great as commonly thought, and industry returns are sometimes completely opposite to expectations before the election. Fundamental factors such as earnings and valuation are more important than policy slogans.
U.S. election approaching, traders' positions reversed: net long interest rates turned net short, 'fear index' VIX turned net long.
The hold positions in VIX turned net long for the first time since 2018, but the stock market position remains net long; silver's net long position has risen to an eight-year high; in recent weeks, the US dollar position has shifted from net short to net long.
Taking history as a mirror: After the ultimate choice of the President of the usa, where will the US stock market go?
Taking a historical perspective, the stock market in the USA usually rises after a presidential election, but investors first need to prepare for some short-term fluctuations; This means that investors should not expect the US stock market to rise immediately on Wednesday or the days following.