S&P 500 up >5% in January and then down in Feb?
Pretty rare. I see 1976, 1980, 1989, and 2018.
All four are up six months later (9.9% avg).
All four are up 12 months later (8.3% avg).
The S&P 500 closed today at 4147.6, above its 200-day moving average for the 18th session in a rowβ¦
No prior S&P 500 bear market in history has made a new low after making 18 consecutive closes above its 200-day averageβ¦
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The S&P 500 is up more than 7.5% YTD on #ValentinesDay.
Turns out, this usually leads to more green than red. In fact, the rest of the year was up nearly 11% on avg and higher 90% of the time. Only 1987 saw red returns.
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S&P 500 daily performance after last six CPI reports:
π’ August +2.10%
π΄ September -4.35%
π’ October +2.64%
π’ November +5.50%
π’ December +0.76%
π’ January +0.36%