As the US presidential election approaches, investors are preparing for potential impacts on the markets. Analysts suggest that a divided government, with a Democrat President and a 50/50 share in Congress, could lead to stability for investors by limiting sweeping legislative changes. Historical data indicates a 3.93% rally in the SP500 three months after such an election outcome. Experts emphasize that the politics of the election winner, whether Harris or Trump, has less impact on market performance than the closeness and contentiousness of the election. Stephen Dover from Franklin Templeton Institute believes a divided government could mean stability for investors. Some investors prefer to wait for the election outcome before making significant changes to their investment strategies.