1. During Donald Trump’s first term, the stock market saw significant gains, with the Dow Jones up 57%, S&P 500 up 70%, and Nasdaq up 142%.
2. Since Trump’s second term began in 2025, the market has continued to rise, with the Dow up 15%, S&P 500 up 16%, and Nasdaq up 18%.
3. Despite volatility, Trump’s policies have driven record share buybacks and stock market growth.
4. Concerns of a potential stock market crash in Trump’s second term are growing due to historical correlations.
5. Historical data, including high CAPE ratios and midterm election trends, suggest a possible downturn in stock values.
6. While a market correction is anticipated, a crash is not inevitable, and investor optimism and time in the market are key factors.
7. Analysts suggest that while short-term market declines may occur, bull markets tend to last longer.
8. Investors are advised to consider historical trends and market performance when making investment decisions.

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