Does it Really Matter Who’s in The White House?

Robert Baharian from Baharian Wealth Management shares insights on the potential impact of US presidential elections on global markets. He highlights how historical trends show a correlation between the stock market's performance and incumbent election outcomes. The market's positive trend suggests a likely victory for the incumbent.

Robert also discusses data from Deutsche Bank to explore how past presidents influenced market returns. He notes significant events often drive market performance more than presidential policies. Despite varying corporate tax rates, company earnings have shown a steady uptrend, implying that earnings, not tax policies, are the stock market's pricing focus.

Robert highlights historical market patterns during election years. He notes that strong rallies often suggest continued market strength through year-end, with November ranking favourably.

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