Does Luck Favor the Stock Market on St. Patrick’s day? Looking at the S&P500’s performance of this specific day of the market, it is found to be a positive day historically. With 63% of the days being positive return, with an average return of 0.27%.
Today the Worm Full Moon at 7:40AM EST right before the markets open. The market has been 55% up the day of a full moon with a median return of 0.09%. Good luck trading!
It is March! Overall, 61% of the time the month of March is up with a mean return of 0.48%.
History shows that after a 4 day down streak on the S&P500, that the next day has a 51% chance of going up, but overall a mean return of 0.01%. Odds are not in favor of either direction.
No! The S&P500 has historically shown to be a down day on average, 56% of the times down. It has not been a good day to see positive returns. Maybe it’s people pulling money out of the market to afford gifts for their loved ones.
Here is your report for February’s past performance. The S&P500 and the Nasdaq both show positive performance overall, being up more times than down. Bear (no pun intended) in mind the S&P500 has returned 10.22% per year on average since 1928. If we divide that number by 12, the average…
Trading is difficult. Traders use risk and reward to get into trades that are in their favor. Most go off their gut feeling that the stock has a higher chance of going in one direction than the other, and reaching a certain price target. I am a math and physics…
