Tag: stock market seasonality
S&P 500 Index: Record Gains If Historic Seasonality Plays Out
Asked about U.S. equity a portfolio manager recently said, “Why not just buy the S&P 500 and forget about it?” Honestly, it’s a fair...
Stock Market Gains Are Unseasonably Good
Anticipated volatility has not arrived as seasonally expected. Though markets wobbled at the beginning of the month, risk appetite and optimism came back in...
Presidential Election Stock Market Seasonality Trends (History)
This week, we're highlighting some key data points on stock market performance during presidential election seasons.
What you'll find is a generally positive outlook on...
Is the S&P 500 Flashing a Spring Sell Signal?
The stock market has been red hot over the past 5 months or so with both the S&P 500 and Nasdaq sporting big gains.
But...
Is S&P 500 Nearing Turning Point With Spring Equinox?
It is always worth keeping a close eye on the stock market price action around this time of year.
18 months ago, it was the...
When Investors Should Buy In May
The common refrain, “Sell in May…” gives this month a bad rap, but it doesn’t deserve it.
May is historically one of the least volatile...
The Convergence of Market Headwinds and Mid-Term Elections
The S&P 500, represented by the ticker SPY, has generally stayed above the 200-week moving average long-term. It is a good line in the...
Should Investors Sell In May In 2022?
Every spring, investors once again quote the market maxim, "Sell in May and Go Away." Based on seasonal tendencies of the S&P 500 index over...
Tax Loss Selling May Lead To Small Cap Stocks Out-Performance
‘Tis the season for tax-loss selling: an annual rite of passage for both seasoned investors and investing neophytes.
When the days get darker and...
Market Seasonality Trends & Historical Insights Across Asset Classes
Many long-term investors are aware of market seasonality trends that can provide tailwinds or headwinds for particular assets. But there are several indicators that...
