The S&P has risen after all 19 midterms since 1950

Summary

The polls are open, and Jake Conley's point is that the one knowable thing this morning is history: the S&P 500 has finished higher twelve months after every midterm since 1950, nineteen for nineteen. Luke Kawa of Sherwood News argues the midterms are less of an event than a process, and that markets mostly want the uncertainty gone. Before that, Apple's first quarter under John Ternus, Palantir growing into its guidance and falling anyway, and the thing Conley is really watching: hyperscaler bond spreads at fresh wides while Oracle issues overseas and Meta issues in several currencies…

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