The January Effect
The January effect proposes that stocks gain in the first five trading days of the year (correct 70% of the time). Average first week of January returns...
Dow: 0.8%
S&P 500: 0.8%
Nasdaq: 1.4%
The January Effect is not to be confused with The January Indicator or Barometer which proposes that as January goes, so goes the market (correct 90% of the time). Average month of January returns are...
Dow: 1.1%
S&P 500: 1.5%
Nasdaq: 3.5%
Compiled from over 100 years of data for the Dow, 75 years for the S&P 500, and 35 years worth of data for the Nasdaq.
Unrelated but interesting: The Dow has had positive returns 17 of 25 presidential election years. I'll have more about the Holiday Rally that wasn't later.
Dow: 0.8%
S&P 500: 0.8%
Nasdaq: 1.4%
The January Effect is not to be confused with The January Indicator or Barometer which proposes that as January goes, so goes the market (correct 90% of the time). Average month of January returns are...
Dow: 1.1%
S&P 500: 1.5%
Nasdaq: 3.5%
Compiled from over 100 years of data for the Dow, 75 years for the S&P 500, and 35 years worth of data for the Nasdaq.
Unrelated but interesting: The Dow has had positive returns 17 of 25 presidential election years. I'll have more about the Holiday Rally that wasn't later.
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