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ZA Zach Abraham On Chicks on The Right - Conservative Politics & Culture Commentary

“Even if we get our tails kicked in the midterms, you've still got Trump in office. And so what markets historically like, honestly, is the mix. Markets typically perform the best in a historical sense when you have one party in charge of Congress and one party in charge of the White House.”

Chicks on The Right - Conservative Politics & Culture Commentary · US Politics · November 2026

“Even if we get our tails kicked in the midterms, you've still got Trump in office. And so what markets historically like, honestly, is the mix. Markets typically perform the best in a historical sense when you have one party in charge of Congress and one party in charge of the White House.” — Zach Abraham, Chicks on The Right - Conservative Politics & Culture Commentary

Context

Asked what he would tell clients who want to move their money if the midterms go badly, the financial adviser says split control of government has historically been the best setup for investors.

Transcript

Chicks on The Right - Conservative Politics & Culture Commentary Around 07:00 into the episode
Zach Abraham

What do you what do you advise them?

Speaker 1

How do you advise them?

Zach Abraham

So these things matter, but they matter. Yeah.

Speaker 3

The track that our country is on, whether we're going towards– that matters huge, and I'm not saying it doesn't. But in terms of markets and in terms of investments in near term, even if we get our tails kicked in the midterms now, you've still got Trump in office. And so what markets historically…

Speaker 1

Right.

Speaker 3

So they, it, and the reason why is you can't get a lot, you can't get, you can't get big things passed.

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