Market should do well post election volatility, says strategist

STORY: "Historically, the market does very well in the final two months of the year" across all sizes, styles, and sectors adds Stovall, who says "if we end up with a split government, meaning that we believe that the Republicans will likely take the Senate and that the Democrats could possibly take the House that has been the best scenario, a Democratic president with a split Congress. The S&P has posted the strongest average return up about 16% and rising more than 80% of the time whenever that has happened."