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Strategies & Market Trends : Ask Vendit Off-Topic Questions
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To: Walkingshadow who wrote (2239)11/20/2004 5:32:50 PM
From: Vendit™  Read Replies (1) of 8752
 
Terry,

Re: I haven't checked the history of post-election rallies, but my guess is that's probably about par for the course. Do you think so?

I have followed all Presidential elections since the 1970s and have connected them with the market since 1980 when Reagan was elected. The data that I am posting is my own observation and is very likely my own bias opinion but I do think that all markets tend to be “lack-luster” leading up to all of the past elections that I have observed, I.e. uncertainty followed by a robust rally, some more robust than others.

We just witnessed the latter.

There has always been a post election rally, regardless of which party won the election. The sector which rallied was the main difference because of the party in power, based on the election outcome.

Reid

Ps: To the last link in your post. lol
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