robo
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Speaking of history, and looking at historical data...... I still think the current market is like 1929....
Traders Have a Choice: Play Seasonality or Play the Fed
If history is a guide, then traders should be relaxed during this final run into the New Year…
That’s because markets tend to rally around this time.
Since 2000, the average return for the S&P 500 during December has been .70%. In fact, the fourth quarter in general is the strongest of the year.
Some call it the “January effect.” It’s a theory that says markets tend to rise in January due to temporary price dislocations caused by things like “tax harvesting.” Another theory is that investors use their year-end bonuses to buy stocks around this time.
But none of it’s true…
You see, the average returns in January since 2000 are actually negative on average.
So, either this seasonality story has been priced into the market where traders simply front run it and actually buy in December… or it’s a case of “groupthink” around a prevailing narrative.
Today, I’m going to show you the only thing that actually matters in the market, not just for this week, but also for the upcoming year…
https://www.jeffclarktrader.com/mar...ve-a-choice-play-seasonality-or-play-the-fed/
Traders Have a Choice: Play Seasonality or Play the Fed
If history is a guide, then traders should be relaxed during this final run into the New Year…
That’s because markets tend to rally around this time.
Since 2000, the average return for the S&P 500 during December has been .70%. In fact, the fourth quarter in general is the strongest of the year.
Some call it the “January effect.” It’s a theory that says markets tend to rise in January due to temporary price dislocations caused by things like “tax harvesting.” Another theory is that investors use their year-end bonuses to buy stocks around this time.
But none of it’s true…
You see, the average returns in January since 2000 are actually negative on average.
So, either this seasonality story has been priced into the market where traders simply front run it and actually buy in December… or it’s a case of “groupthink” around a prevailing narrative.
Today, I’m going to show you the only thing that actually matters in the market, not just for this week, but also for the upcoming year…
https://www.jeffclarktrader.com/mar...ve-a-choice-play-seasonality-or-play-the-fed/