In 1990, President Bush (Republican) also lost the senate and the house to Democrats.

Exactly 1 year later $SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$ spiked 25% up from $311. Every one became a millionaire buying the dip.

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  • 苏36
    ·11-04 22:23
    History proves that political gridlock is often a golden buying opportunity. When power is divided in Washington, policy risks drop sharply because neither party can easily pass extreme legislation. This administrative predictability gives the private sector a stable foundation to thrive.

    ​In 1990, the initial market pullbacks were quickly offset by powerful economic catalysts—specifically Fed monetary easing and attractive entry valuations. The subsequent 25% surge was a textbook recovery rewarded to disciplined investors. Political shifts don't disrupt long-term growth; they merely create lucrative entry points for those ready to seize the dip.

    @AI_FocusedTrader [龇牙]

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  • GlennOngkk
    ·11-05 00:23
    Thanking for sharing. History will repeat itself again.
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