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Historically, the first year of a president’s second term has often shown lackluster market performance, with an average negative return of 1%. However, more recent second terms, such as those of Clinton, Obama, and Reagan, saw strong market gains ranging from 26% to 31%. While interesting, these trends should not heavily influence investment decisions, especially in unique cases like Donald Trump’s potential non-consecutive term, where market dynamics may differ significantly from historical patterns.
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