Sep 1, 2018
Welcome to the Broken Pie Chart Podcast Episode 5 Do Presidential, Senate, and House Party Affiliations Really Impact Stock Market Returns? In this episode host Derek Moore takes listeners through historical S&P 500 Index Total Returns back to 1923 matched up with the President, whether they were republican or democratic, as well as the party affiliation of the senate and house. Many might be surprised at the results when Derek explains the annual average stock market returns by various combinations of control. Plus, see how Presidents back 96 years average annual stock market returns have faired against one another. Including Presidents Coolidge, Hoover, FDR, Truman, Eisenhower, Kennedy, LBJ, Nixon, Ford, Carter, Reagan, G.H. Bush, Clinton, G.W. Bush, Obama, and Trump. Plus, see which presidents have enjoyed the best annual non-seasonally adjusted Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth on an annual basis.
Key Takeaways:
- • What are the stock market historical results by past presidents?
- • How does the market do when comparing republicans to democrats?
- • How does the stock market perform when republicans or democrats control the presidency, senate, and house?
- • What are historical market returns based upon combinations of party’s president, senate, and house?
- • The time a president takes office in an economic cycle may have more to do with results
- • Should the Federal Reserve of the President get more credit for the stock market and economy?
- • Role of inflation and interest rates in stock market returns
- • What was President Obama’s average annual GDP growth rate non-seasonally adjusted?
- • How does Trump’s GDP annual growth rate in 2017 compare to past presidents?
- • Compare historical per president average annual GDP growth rate.
Mentioned in this Episode:
Article Showing Historical S&P 500 Returns by President, Senate, and House Party https://razorwealth.com/do-presidents-and-the-congress-really-impact-stock-market-returns/
Broken Pie Chart Book by Derek Moore https://amzn.to/2MibTSk