Under which President since 1950 has the Stock Market done best?
Using the S&P 500 as the standard measure (the index most economists use for long‑term presidential comparisons), the average
annualized returns break down like this:
~15% annual S&P 500 return The strongest sustained 8‑year market performance since WWII.Key factors often cited by economists: tech boom, low inflation, deficit reduction, and expanding globalization.
~13.8% annual return This period includes the recovery from the Great Recession and the longest bull market in U.S. history up to that point.
~13.6% annual return Post‑war expansion, infrastructure investment, and stable inflation.
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