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Trump 'bump' disappears as the S&P 500 is now negative since the election

1. S&P 500 lost all post-election gains amid trade war fears. 2. Index fell to 5,732.59, below election day close of 5,782.76. 3. Sector funds like XLI and XLE declined over 3% since election. 4. Tariffs on Mexico, Canada, and China took effect, causing investor concern. 5. Financial sector remains buoyant despite overall market downturn.

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Why Bearish?

The S&P 500’s decline reflects investors' fears over tariffs impacting economic growth. Historically, trade wars have led to prolonged market corrections, as seen in 2018.

How important is it?

Tariff implications directly affect market stability, influencing IVV performance. Given IVV's dependence on the S&P 500, market volatility is crucial.

Why Short Term?

Immediate tariffs and retaliatory measures indicate near-term instability; effects may persist until trade relations stabilize.

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