S&P 500 after midterm election results: it went up (settled 4:30 AM ET)

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Everyone's calling the S&P top on election results. Prove them wrong.

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S&P 500: up or down by 4:30 AM ET?

Now 7,590.6 · open 7,590.6

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Settled at 4:30 AM ET: the S&P 500 went up, from 7,590.6 to 7,609.4. 0 of 0 calls were right.

On midterm election results. Election outcome influences investor sentiment on corporate earnings and fiscal policy. Blowing up on: CNBC top news, top on Polymarket, trending on X.

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Midterm Takeaways: Tech billionaires suffer horrible night as Democrats drub Republicans

OUR CALL: the S&P 500 DOWN by 4:30 AM ET. Made at 3:42 AM ET, before calls closed. Bold, one-sided, and it can be wrong. We MISSED this one. It happens.

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