Day after Trumps election the market was up - 4th. best, post election closing.
The best trading day the S&P ever had immediately following Election Day was a 1.77 percent rise in 1980, when Ronald Reagan defeated Jimmy Carter. For the next-largest gain, one would have to go way back to 1936 (+1.51 percent), when Franklin Delano Roosevelt was elected to the second of his four terms.
Losses, have been more dramatic — and common. In 2008, following President Obama’s first win, the market plummeted 5.27 percent — the most for a post-Election Day session. The second-worst fall was in 1932, when the market dropped 4.42 percent, when FDR was first elected. The average day-after story comes to a -0.92 percent market movement.
The best trading day the S&P ever had immediately following Election Day was a 1.77 percent rise in 1980, when Ronald Reagan defeated Jimmy Carter. For the next-largest gain, one would have to go way back to 1936 (+1.51 percent), when Franklin Delano Roosevelt was elected to the second of his four terms.
Losses, have been more dramatic — and common. In 2008, following President Obama’s first win, the market plummeted 5.27 percent — the most for a post-Election Day session. The second-worst fall was in 1932, when the market dropped 4.42 percent, when FDR was first elected. The average day-after story comes to a -0.92 percent market movement.