6-month average up 15%... After past midterm elections, large-cap stocks up 22% over 1 year
Original headline6개월 평균 15% 상승…과거 중간선거 뒤 대형주 1년 22%
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Morgan Stanley reported that since 1982, U.S. large-cap stocks have averaged a 15-16% gain in the six months following midterm elections—about 15% on a market-cap-weighted basis and 16% equal-weighted—with a roughly 22% average gain over the 12 months post-election. The note also flagged that 60% of Russell 3000 constituents are more than 20% below their June highs, underscoring weak breadth beneath index-level performance. The statistics are historical averages and do not guarantee returns after this election cycle. Investors will watch whether post-election breadth improves and how equal-weight versus cap-weighted benchmarks diverge.
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