As President Obama gears up for his penultimate year in office, it could be time to cast
a ballot for stocks.
That suggestion has nothing to do with the administration’s policies or whether
investors agree with them. Rather, it’s about history.
Specifically, we’re talking about the so-called presidential stock cycle, which suggests
that stocks do better on average in the president’s third year in office (regardless of
whether it is a first or second term) than in any other year. The pattern has held with
remarkable consistency. See original story here.
that stocks do better on average in the president’s third year in office (regardless of
whether it is a first or second term) than in any other year. The pattern has held with
remarkable consistency. See original story here.
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