What Different US Midterm Outcomes Could Mean for Markets

What different US midterm outcomes could mean for markets

Investors can take comfort, as history points to gains for stocks no matter the election outcome Read more at The Business Times.

Here’s how investors are hedging the US midterm elections

The November 3 vote could unsettle equities as investors weigh the risks of a divided or fragile government and subsequent policy shifts.

Worried about this stock-market selloff? Relief may be coming after the midterms — no matter who wins.

The nine months between Election Day and June 30 have seen the S&P 500 deliver an average return of 15.5% going back to 1950.

Midterms and markets: why the ballot matters less than you think

In this article, Michael Dembro and Kevin Mullen of MFS Investment Management explain why, for investors, the US midterms matter less than the headlines suggest, and why discipline beats political forecasting. As the US heads to the polls on 3 November, history suggests investors are better served by discipline than by political forecasts. Every two […]

Investors Brace for US Midterms Uncertainty

With the US midterm elections just over a week away, investors are exercising caution, many opting to hoard cash and secure insurance against potential market turbulence. Melbourne-based money manager VP Capital, a firm that manages investments, prefers holding “dry powder” The post Investors Brace for US Midterms Uncertainty first appeared on Sharecafe.