I've done a political analysis of your list by party and major event. What we can surmise is that of the top ten, there were 4 Republican Presidencies and 6 Democratic Presidencies. Of those, five were war related recoveries, one was pre great depression collapse and three post-recession.
So if you had a brain, which you don’t because you came to the simplistic argument that you did, you would see that the reason for the jump in stocks came after bad recessions or as a result of wars and had nothing to do with who was President or REAL stock market growth, but rather getting back to their previous levels; and unless you think 6 out of 4 is a significant data point and that Obama's stock market isn't slightly above where it was when he started office.
In the middle Five, still better than the bottom ten, one was a Democratic Presidency and four were Republican Presidencies and many were pre-recessionary or run-up to war.
Of the bottom ten, SIX were Democratic Presidencies and FOUR were Republican.
So if we use your simpleton analysis and ignore reality and the facts, I would say that what you have shown is that the Democratic Party had more to do with failure and malaise than success in the stock market.
But rational intelligent people would look at the data and economic events and correctly surmise that political party had little or NOTHING to do with stock market increases.
How does this apply to the Obama Presidency? Well, if you like making rich Wall Street bankers even more wealthy than before and watch those at the bottom suffer even greater; you’re going to LOVE Obama.
And yes Dud; you really are THAT stupid and THAT simple minded.
TOP TEN
F. D. Roosevelt 1ST TERM DEM Pre WWII
1933-36
+32.8%
Eisenhower 1ST TERM REP – POST Korean War
1953-56
+21.6
Clinton 2ND TERM DEM POST Gulf War
1997-00
+19.2
Coolidge REP Just before the great depression
1925-28
+18.2
Obama DEM right after a massive recession
2009-12
+16.4
Wilson 1ST TERM DEM During WWI
1913-16
+12.4
Reagan 2ND TERM REP post great 1980’s recession
1985-88
+12.0
Truman DEM post WWII
1949-52
+11.4
Harding-Coolidge REP post WWI
1921-24
+10.8
Clinton 1ST TERM DEM pre-recession dot.com bust
1993-96
+10.5
MIDDLE FIVE
Kennedy-Johnson DEM Run-up to Vietnam War
1961-64
+7.8
G.H.W. Bush REP pre-1990’s recession
1989-92
+7.2
Eisenhower 2ND TERM REP cold war – post Korean War run-up to Vietnam War
1957-60
+4.7
Reagan 1ST TERM REP post Carter years
1981-84
+0.7
G.W. Bush 2ND TERM REP pre 2008 recession
2005-08
+0.3
BOTTOM TEN
F. D. Roosevelt 3RD TERM DEM
1941-44
–1.8
Johnson DEM
1965-68
–2.1
Nixon REP
1969-72
–2.9
Roosevelt-Truman DEM
1945-48
–6.4
G.W. Bush 1ST TERM REP
2001-04
–7.8
Carter DEM
1977-80
–9.4
F. D. Roosevelt 2ND TERM DEM
1937-40
–11.2
Wilson 2ND TERM DEM
1917-20
–12.2
Nixon-Ford REP
1973-76
–12.9
Hoover REP
1929-32
–27.1