The year after a U.S. midterm election has been the S&P 500’s strongest stretch in the presidential cycle, averaging a 17.2% gain since 1950. Phil Rosen also says tech looks unusually cheap versus the index, while the Magnificent 7 may lag it.
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The year after a U.S. midterm election has been the S&P 500’s strongest stretch in the presidential cycle, averaging a 17.2% gain since 1950. Phil Rosen also says tech looks unusually cheap versus the index, while the Magnificent 7 may lag it.
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