A 76-year stat with zero misses is about to kick in. Don't be the one who finds out in March 👇 Since 1950 the S&P 500 has been higher 12 months after every single midterm election. 19 for 19. Average gain about 16% Even the ugly years still did well. In 2018 $SPX dumped 14% in Q4 right after the vote and still finished the next 12 months up 12% The weakest runs were 2014 and 1986, both up about 3%. The strongest were 1954 and 1962, up 34% and 31% The reason is simple. Midterm year lows usually print before the election. Uncertainty clears and sidelined money floods back in What's Currently Going On Market is already reacting well to AMD earnings after hours and uncertainty should start clearing as results come in tonight and tomorrow. Momentum is still to the downside, but get above 7630 and hold it and this market starts shifting back up. By Thursday we should have clarity on whether the market wants to continue higher What I'm Watching $NVDA above 212, $MU back above 900, $SNDK back above 1200, $NBIS back above 170, $AMD back above 500. $SMH holding 525 with $QQQ above 700 and $SPX above 7630 If those hold, the market should push higher from here. If they don't, $SPX can move towards 7300 and $QQQ back towards 660 before this is over Overall the stat says the next 12 months should be higher. That doesn't mean every week is. We might have to trade the downside first if these levels fail, but keep an open mind. This market can shift very quickly, just as it did in April