Biden's stock market record so far is the second worst since Jimmy Carter | CNN Business

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• the S&P 500 advanced just 13.2% since President Joe Biden took office in January 2021. That marks the second-worst performance during a president’s first 1,022 calendar days in office since former President Jimmy Carter, according to CFRA Research.

• “We don’t think it’s over,” said Stovall. “There is a good possibility the bottom is not in.”

• Goldman Sachs told clients on Monday it’s “very plausible” the Fed tames inflation without triggering a recession.

• “The first year was stupendous. And then we gave a lot of it back,” said Sam Stovall, chief investment strategist at CFRA Research.

• Biden’s two immediate predecessors sported surging stock markets as they headed into their first midterm election

• The S&P 500 climbed 58.5% during the first 1,022 calendar days in office for former President Barack Obama and 36.2% under former President Donald Trump,