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92.3%* Split Congress, Strong Markets: The last 13 times Congress was split, the S&P 500 finished higher
92.3% of the time. *According to Ryan Detrick, Carson Investment Research
31.8%* After a Midterm Low: The S&P 500 has averaged a 31.8% return in the 12 months following a
midterm-year low. *According to Phil Rosen, Silvia Insights
17%* The Year After a Midterm: The S&P 500 has averaged a 17% return in the year after a midterm, the
strongest stretch of the presidential cycle. *According to Phil Rosen, Silvia
Insights
Episode 373 of The Independent Advisors Podcast was a big one! Here's some of the top headlines from the
episode. Listen or watch for the full breakdown wherever you stream your favorite podcasts, and tune in this week for another new episode on Thursday!
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