Taking history as a lesson: After the ultimate two options for the U.S. president, where will the U.S. stock market go?

①Taking a lesson from history, the USA stock market usually rises after a presidential election, but investors need to be prepared for some short-term fluctuations first; ②This means investors should not expect the USA stock market to immediately rise on Wednesday or the following days.

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No matter who becomes president, goldman sachs trading department: regardless of the outcome, CTA will sell stocks this week.

Last week, CTA has already sold $8 billion worth of global equity. goldman sachs trading department predicts that in the market's decline, the E-mini s&p 500 index will experience an outflow of $11.2 billion, and will have an outflow of $0.94 billion in the case of an increase.

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Fundstrat's Lee Sees Post-election Stock Rally, but Question Is When in November It Starts

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Last Week's Selloff Was the "Appetizer" and BTIG Says This Week May Be the "Main Course"

Seeking AlphaNov 4 09:44 ET

Goldman Sachs Expects 'Uncontroversial' 25-point Rate Cut as Fed Officials Relax on Dual Mandate

Seeking AlphaNov 4 08:34 ET

For a decade, the US stock market's 'passive rise' has brought about what changes to the market?

Goldman Sachs stated that looking at the US stocks as a reference, the real estate industry has the highest passive holding proportion, while the energy industry has the lowest. The passive holding proportion of large-cap stocks is relatively small, and the impact of passive holding on the s&p 500 index stock trend is not significant. s&p 500 index stocks with high passive holdings do not consistently outperform stocks with low passive holdings.

wallstreetcnNov 3 23:23 ET