S&P 500 after midterm election outlooks: it went down (settled 9:00 PM ET)

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S&P 500: up or down by 9:00 PM ET?

Now 7,539.9 · open 7,539.9

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Settled at 9:00 PM ET: the S&P 500 went down, from 7,539.9 to 7,519.2. 0 of 0 calls were right.

On midterm election outlooks. Shifts in expectations for congressional control influence projections for fiscal policy, regulation, and corporate taxes. Blowing up on: CNBC top news, Google (1000+ searches), Google (500+ searches), MarketWatch top stories, top on Polymarket.

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