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- Trawut Luengsombun, CEO of Chitta Wealth Asset Management Company Limited, says the end of the election has brought clarity to the investment market.
- Long-term statistics show that after US presidential elections, the stock market increases by 83%.
- Right now is the best time to invest in the US stock market.
Trawut Luengsombun, CEO of Chitta Wealth Asset Management Company Limited, says the end of the election has brought clarity to the investment market. The S&P 500 Index responded positively, and this isn’t just a short-term reaction.
Long-term statistics show that after US presidential elections, the stock market increases by 83%. Positive trends continue in the following years, driven by the new president’s policies.
Right now is the best time to invest in the US stock market. The clear election results and the value of currency are crucial factors affecting investment returns.
The post-election period tends to support the US dollar, strengthening its value. Investors should seize this opportunity before investment costs rise.
“Historical data on the S&P 500 Index from 1928-2016 found that after 19 elections, or 83%, the stock market had an opportunity to increase. In years with a Republican president, the stock market saw a positive return of 15.30%. With a Democratic president, the positive return was 7.6%.”
Regardless of who becomes president, they all face challenges in driving economic growth and improving Americans’ quality of life. The long-term picture remains largely consistent, but policy differences may arise. Ultimately, the US stock market will continue to reach new highs.