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The election cycle theory is predicated on the view that shifts in presidential priorities are a primary influence on the stock market.
The theory suggests that markets perform best in the second half of a presidential term when the sitting president tries to boost the economy to get re-elected.
Data from the past several decades seem to support the idea of a stock surge during the second half of a presidential term, although the limited sample size makes it difficult to draw definitive conclusions.
The theory suggests that markets perform best in the second half of a presidential term when the sitting president tries to boost the economy to get re-elected.
Data from the past several decades seem to support the idea of a stock surge during the second half of a presidential term, although the limited sample size makes it difficult to draw definitive conclusions.
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