What really happens to the stock market when the U.S

What really happens to the stock market when the U.S. government shuts down? 🇺🇸📉📈

This is historical list of every major shutdown and the stock market’s performance before, during, and after. Here’s what the data shows:
* The week before shutdowns? Mixed — sometimes no impact, other times (like 2018) the S&P 500 fell 7%.
* During the shutdown itself, stocks often rose, surprising investors.
* The week after, markets have historically been positive in most recent cases.
* According to Goldman Sachs, a full shutdown cuts U.S. economic growth by 0.15–0.2% per week — but that growth bounces back when the government reopens.

👉 Bottom line: shutdowns don’t usually crash the stock market. But I’m still hedging my downside risk for the next correction. Want to see my full portfolio? Check out the free Blossom Social app in my bio or comment STOCK and I’ll send you the link.

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