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Published in TZ Latest News 18 October, 2016 by The TZ Newswire Staff

In Election Years, the S&P 500 Rises 82% of the Time

Analyst Brad Hoppmann examines the history of market returns in presidential election years, and what they could mean for investors this time around.

This is an election year like no other, right?

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