Lance Roberts says a split U.S. Congress has historically aligned with stronger market returns, with gridlock scenarios pointing to 13.7% to 17% gains versus 7.3% under a Democratic sweep. He also notes the S&P 500’s implied long-term growth rate is 10%.
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Lance Roberts says a split U.S. Congress has historically aligned with stronger market returns, with gridlock scenarios pointing to 13.7% to 17% gains versus 7.3% under a Democratic sweep. He also notes the S&P 500’s implied long-term growth rate is 10%.
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