S&P 500, Nasdaq100, and Russell 2000
The U.S. election will take place on Tuesday, November 5, 2024, and the S&P 500 clearly seems determined to reach the 6,000 mark before the election. From my perspective, the election outcome is less important than the process of declaring a winner. The market dislikes uncertainty, and the depth of any post-election correction will depend on how quickly a winner is confirmed. Trump currently leads in the polls, and his campaign promises suggest he would likely continue driving the markets, given his plan to spend roughly four times as much as Harris.




