What Midterm Election Results Could Mean for the Market Outlook

Published on November 3, 2026

As the days grow shorter and the nights longer, Americans will turn their clocks back, shifting from daylight saving time to standard time. But the clocks won’t be the only thing changing. Americans will also head to the polls, with the potential to reshape Congress in the 2026 midterm elections.

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QuantStreet November 2026 Letter: AI Worries

November 3, 2026
With the one constant being that gold fell again, this time by 6.6%, October’s price action is a mirror image of what happened in markets in September. In September, tech and momentum led the charge higher, with anything value- or rate-related leading the selloff. October was the exact opposite.

Above-Average Returns: Why The Next Decade Differs

November 3, 2026
In 2016, McKinsey warned that the “golden era” for investors had ended. Falling rates, fatter margins, and a rising multiple had done their work in creating above-average returns. Younger savers, the report said, would have to work seven more years or save nearly twice as much.