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The S&P 500 Rose 27.6% in the First 20 Months of President Trump's Second Term, Close to the 28.5% Gain Over the Same Stretch of His First Term. Here's Why That Comparison Matters for Investors Heading Into the Midterms.
Source: fool.com
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The S&P 500 posted similar gains during the first 20 months of Trump's two presidential terms, according to the article. U.S. Bank research finds that election results usually do not affect financial-market investment returns; no specific return figures are provided.
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