LPL Financial Research found that, since 1950, the stock market did better under a Democratic president with a Republican Congress. The next best is a Democrat president with a split Congress, and then a Republican president with a split Congress. A striking feature of the U.S. stock market is that it persistently does better under Democratic presidents than Republican ones. In a 2003 paper, Pedro Santa-Clara and Rossen Valkanov found that Barack Obama and Bill Clinton, the last two Democratic presidents. AP Democratic presidents are better for stocks than Republicans. In its year-ahead outlook, analysts at Bespoke looked at the effect Washington can and does have on the stock market.

2 Jun 2016 Yet looking at the medians, the 0.70% annual rise under Democrats is still been better under Democratic presidents than under Republicans. The stock market performance reflects the overall economic performance. 15 Aug 2019 the Republican Secretary of the Treasury, Hank Paulson, was so rattled by a drop of 800 points in the stock market in the midst of the banking  16 Jun 2019 "So hate 'em or like 'em, I know what they do to the stock market," just about the only economic policy that Democrats and Republicans agree  But the average growth rates under Democratic and Republican presidents were 10 The partisan gap in stock market returns seems to have attracted a lot 

15 Oct 2016 that stock prices actually rise much faster under Democratic presidents than under Republican presidents. Specifically, the S&P 500 gained a 

LPL Financial Research found that, since 1950, the stock market did better under a Democratic president with a Republican Congress. The next best is a Democrat president with a split Congress, and then a Republican president with a split Congress. A striking feature of the U.S. stock market is that it persistently does better under Democratic presidents than Republican ones. In a 2003 paper, Pedro Santa-Clara and Rossen Valkanov found that Barack Obama and Bill Clinton, the last two Democratic presidents. AP Democratic presidents are better for stocks than Republicans. In its year-ahead outlook, analysts at Bespoke looked at the effect Washington can and does have on the stock market. As you can see, the stock market has greatly outperformed under Democratic leadership with average returns of 8.9% versus the 0.4% average returns under Republican leadership. However, history actually shows that the U.S. economy, stock prices and corporate profits have generated stronger growth under Democratic administrations than Republican ones. According to McGraw-Hill’s (NYSE:MHP) S&P Capital IQ, the S&P 500 has rallied an average of 12.1% per year During the Democratic presidencies, it has increased by 609%- 14.5 times faster. The average growth in the value of the Dow under Democrats during this period has been 14.75% and under Republicans it has been 5.11%. One such model estimated that the $10,000.00 under this model would have yielded $56k or $98k under Republicans and Democrats, respectively.

One cornerstone of U.S. politics has been that Republicans treat investors and big businesses better than Democrats do. In the current campaign, that assumption needs updating. In many areas such as bank regulation, the minimum wage and the environment, Republicans are still the kindlier party, but the differences are subtler.

2 Jun 2016 Yet looking at the medians, the 0.70% annual rise under Democrats is still been better under Democratic presidents than under Republicans. The stock market performance reflects the overall economic performance. 15 Aug 2019 the Republican Secretary of the Treasury, Hank Paulson, was so rattled by a drop of 800 points in the stock market in the midst of the banking  16 Jun 2019 "So hate 'em or like 'em, I know what they do to the stock market," just about the only economic policy that Democrats and Republicans agree  But the average growth rates under Democratic and Republican presidents were 10 The partisan gap in stock market returns seems to have attracted a lot  31 Oct 2016 Psychology shows that Democrats and Republicans can't even agree on have increased under Obama, but 85% of Republicans think both have. when you believe that the stock market is down and unemployment, taxes,  15 Oct 2016 that stock prices actually rise much faster under Democratic presidents than under Republican presidents. Specifically, the S&P 500 gained a 

26 Jul 2016 Have you ever wondered whether the stock market does better when the President of the United States is a Republican or Democrat? Looking at the table below of total returns for the S&P 500 during presidencies since 

Past research relating U.S. stock market returns to the party holding the Presidency under Democratic (Republican) presidents associated with Republican  This interactive chart shows the running percentage gain in the Dow Jones Industrial Average by Presidential term. Each series begins in the month of  2 Mar 2017 George W. Bush took office just before the technology bubble was peaking. He also inherited the Consumer Reinvestment Act passed under the 

7 May 2019 Using longitudinal household data, I document that Democrats are less likely than. Republicans to invest in the stock market under Democratic 

The average change in the Dow under Democrats is 82.7% compared to just 44.8% for Republicans. The US stock market has surged under the lasts two Democratic presidents. Barrack Obama’s presidential tenure has seen average annualized returns of 14.5%. For Republicans, the strongest market action occurred from 1981-1992 when the S&P 500 climbed an average of 13.5% each year under Ronald Reagan and George H.W. Bush. It depends what the administration is selling you. Under Donald Trump he sold you tax cuts for everyone so now everyone has more money to spend and he also deregulated hundreds of regulations. So the stock market is doing pretty good. There are so

9 Mar 2020 On Monday, after stock markets suffered their worst single-day decline in more Democrats remain deeply critical of Mr. Trump's efforts to contain the virus and have A Decent Manhattan Apartment for Under $450,000? expected to present the stimulus proposals to Republican lawmakers on Tuesday. Recent articles have claimed that since 1926, the stock market has gained much market under presidents who were Democrats, while under Republicans the