S&P 500 Has Historically Gained After Midterm Elections, Data Shows

TLDR The S&P 500 has risen in the six months after every midterm election studied by Charles Schwab, with an average gain of 12.4%. Kalshi puts the odds of Democrats winning both the House and Senate at 73%. Coin Bureau data shows average gains of 17.5% six months after midterms that shifted congressional power. Morgan Stanley says the stock market correction that began in June may be nearing its end. Inflation worries, high energy prices and tensions involving Iran remain risks for investors. US voters head to the polls for the midterm elections on November 3. Investors are watching closely to see how a possible shift in power could affect the stock market. The midterms could spark an S&P 500 RALLY.

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