美国总统和普标500指数的回报
US Presidents as the political leader of the nation can influence the economy through their policies, but their influence to the stock market is very marginal. People will argue when a president from Republican Party with its conservative view on economy will translate to the stock market gain, vice versa, a president from Democratic Party will be bad for the stock market. Let’s take a look at S&P index returns under both Republican and Democratic presidents for the past 28 years, and recessions during that time.
President |
Date |
S&P |
Date |
S&P |
% |
Recession |
Clinton 1st Term |
20-Jan-93 |
435 |
17-Jan-97 |
776 |
78% |
No |
Clinton 2nd Term |
20-Jan-97 |
776 |
19-Jan-01 |
1,343 |
73% |
No |
Bush 1st Term |
22-Jan-01 |
1,343 |
19-Jan-05 |
1,185 |
-12% |
No |
Bush 2nd Term |
20-Jan-05 |
1,185 |
16-Jan-09 |
850 |
-28% |
Yes |
Obama 1st Term |
20-Jan-09 |
850 |
18-Jan-13 |
1,486 |
75% |
No |
Obama 2nd Term |
22-Jan-13 |
1,486 |
19-Jan-17 |
2,264 |
52% |
No |
Trump |
20-Jan-17 |
2,270 |
07-Oct-20 |
3,419 |
51% |
Yes |
更多我的博客文章>>>