In the year after midterm elections, the S&P 500 has averaged a 16.6% gain. That sounds like free money. But don’t get carried away—the sample since 1950 is only a dozen or so, which isn’t statistically robust at all. Going all in based on this is no different from adding leverage just because the MACD shows a golden cross: indicators are for reference, not a guarantee. If you have anything to add, drop it in the comments.