Let's take a look at the performance of the US stock market one month and one year after the end of the four historical long shutdowns.

The shutdown ended in November 1995, and within a month the S&P rose by 1.52%, with an overall increase of about 20% in the following year.
The halt ended in January 1996, with the S&P rising 4.51% within a month, and an overall increase of about 15% in the following year.
The shutdown ended in October 2013, and within a month, the S&P rose by 3.87%, followed by a 19.72% increase over the next year.
The halt ended in 2018-2019, and within a month, the S&P rose by 4.49%. Although it slightly pulled back by 4.5% after 100 days, it accumulated a total increase of 36% over the year.
Currently, the biggest problem in the cryptocurrency market is that $BTC does not rise with the U.S. stock market, but it does fall with it. However, thinking in reverse, even if it doesn’t rise, it’s still better for the U.S. stock market to go up than to go down, right?😅😅😅#美停摆危机或将结束？ #

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