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Tuesday, June 2, 2026
June Stock Market Performance in Midterm Election Years | Jeff Hirsch
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June is typically constructive for equities: over 31 years, NASDAQ leads (+1.7%), followed by Russell 2000 (+1.2%), Russell 1000 (+0.4%), an...
Tuesday, May 26, 2026
NASDAQ, DJIA & Bonds: Next Bullish Wave May Be Starting | Larry Williams
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Let's start with the three core market tools—often misunderstood and rarely used together effectively: ■ Fundamentals determine value...
Monday, May 25, 2026
May 24 to June 5: Fifth-Ranked Bullish S&P Seasonal Period | Wayne Whaley
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My Top Ten Seasonal Model evaluates the performance of every time frame in the year, from 7 to 35 calendar days, and identifies the top 10 m...
Saturday, May 23, 2026
S&P 500 Four-Year Election Cycle: Ranking All 48 Months | Wayne Whaley
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If you are into Election Cycle tendencies, you might possibly find this study of interest. I have S&P data back to its origin in 1957 an...
Tuesday, May 19, 2026
Pre- and Post-Memorial Day Seasonal Patterns in US Stock Indexes
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Memorial Day weekend (May 23-25, 2026) has become the unofficial start of summer for many Americans, marking a notable transition in financ...
Saturday, May 2, 2026
Seasonal Odds Favor S&P 500 Gains Next Week (May 2–9) | Wayne Whaley
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The S&P 500’s performance during the week of May 2–9 (Sat-Sat) has historically been fairly neutral over the past 51 years, posting 28 a...
Friday, May 1, 2026
May Stock Market Performance in Midterm Election Years | Jeff Hirsch
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The S&P 500 has posted gains during the first three trading days of May in 19 of the past 28 years. Early May Strength Turns to Chop U...
Monday, April 20, 2026
DJIA 2026 vs Top Three Midterm Correlated Years Since 1886 | @Fiorente2
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Plotting all 35 midterm-election years for the DJIA since 1886, the spread of outcomes is enormous: In difficult midterm years, the DJIA has...
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