Professor Jeremy Siegel warns the stock market may not see its typical post-midterm surge next year

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The stock market may not see its typical post-midterm surge next year, warns professor Jeremy Siegel.

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yeh next year and you might not be around eithet buddy

After realDonaldTrump took office in January 2017 Stocks rose 25%, Nasdaq was up 28% in 2017. If DEMS take back the House expect your 401K 2 DROP significantly. Pelosi/Schumer don't care. FoxNews CNN MSNBC WSJ latimes CBSNews POTUS TheDemocrats LPNational AP VOTE GOP

did fox news take over hour twitter account today?

WHO IS HE GOD ? Just someone trying to scare us into voting

NOTHING is typical with this administration..lol

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