Who’s freaking out the most over the stock-market dive? It depends on who they voted for. - MarketWatch
1. Political affiliations influence investor sentiments towards the S&P 500. 2. Republicans view market downturns as short-term pain; Democrats see potential recession. 3. Historically, market performance largely unaffected by the party in power. 4. Staying invested during downturns has historically outperformed panic selling. 5. The S&P 500 has seen averagely positive returns post major declines.