Will Stock Market Crash after this Presidential Election Year?

The presidential election 2024 and the stock market have an interesting relationship for stock market crash. Donald Trump and Joe Biden, S&P 500 is continuing to skyrocket every day here in 2024. QQQM is the growth ETF and is up even more with companies like nvidia, tesla, Microsoft, and apple leading the charge.
Many analysts expected a recession this year or atleast very little to no growth based on high inflation and high FED rates, but we are still booming.
This is very suspect and as I’m sure you’re aware, this year is an election year. Is the stock market artificially propped up for a political agenda? Tough to know, but looking at the data, usually during a presidential election year, the stock market is mostly steady or positive which makes sense for voters to have confidence in America, but the year after, is when the rubber meets the road.
One big thing to keep in mind is the CPI data and inflation data each month. For June, we just received word that it was actually quite good.
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[henrymitchell]

I’m Bullish AF. My portfolio’s up ~$550k YTD! SCHD dropped a huge dividend and VGT has been going absolutely bonkers. I think it really comes down to picking a strategy, understanding it, and staying the course!

[isaiah_b_]

Time in the market NOT timing the market.

[leechrec]

Gonna dip then rebound again. Gonna buy on the dip.

[funkyt]

Yeah, the dumbest thing I did was pull money out prior to the 2016 election. I assumed people would assume a democratic win would be bad for growth and a Trump win would breed uncertainty. Afterwards, i kept waiting for a "good time" to get back in, and the market didn't really correct for 2 years until the "taper tantrum" in 2018. Never try to time the market....

[kevnyc]

keep pumping out those financial informational videos Professor G!!!!

[ElloAsty]

Gonna keep buying every paycheck regardless.

[scottmeiman]

Thanks for this video. I don’t have nearly the experience/education you have (I’m self-taught) and I’ve been confused as to the recent, explosive growth.

[brianbaker]

We do not have confirmation that inflationary pressures are over. Government spending, not consumer spending, is the more relevant risk.

[thebes]

Yep, when the guy that says drill, baby drill gets in...major crash! 🤣

[joesphreiley]

Our government is spending more money than they are taking in, America credit rating was lowered from AAA to AA, America debt is 35 trillion dollars, our interest on Debt is one trillion dollars, big business are laying off thousands of employees, yes the economy will crash after November election.

[joesphreiley]

The Fed cutting interest rates will be a temporary fix.

[santiagocarreno]

Thank you, good video, aslo thank you for confirming me fed rate means in theory 'bull market'; lets hope 2024-2 and 2025 is a great bull for us all

[JustinKendter]

A lot of the market actually IS dropping. Take the magnificent 7 out, and many stocks are topping or moving lower. The magnificent 7 is artificially propping the S&P 500 to newer and newer highs.

[bamacaveman]

The Market has always been a roller coaster ride. Just learn to enjoy the ride and always invest.

[rogergeyer]

Anyone claiming they know what the market will do in roughly a year has ZERO credibility.

[jonathanwilliams]

Would you recommend keeping a chunk of your investment money in cash, such as the 5.1% interest in a moomoo brokerage (assuming emergency fund in place, reasonable debt load, and pretty good retirement account funding already in place)? I still hear a lot of fear around when rate cuts happen that it will be in response to something going wrong in the economy and it will rapidly drop to try to fix it, and having a portion of the funds available to buy the dip just seems to make sense. Plus 5.1% guaranteed is not bad to have as a conservative, say, 20% of your portfolio during a time with questions in the economy.

[seamusmcloughlin]

Big dip in the tech and ai stocks today, how about a vid to reassure the masses no need to panic, its all part of the process?

[richardgeere]

Dumb question, because nobody can predict the future

[justinshearer]

Rate cuts are generally followed by a recession

[pakviroti]

If his first term is any indication, then the short answer is NO! However, I'll trim down my holdings substantially prior to the election. If he wins and the markets take a dip, I'll be Buy Buy Buy!