If there is no accident, the last week of December is likely to be bullish. This is not what I said casually, but a law discovered by a lot of research on Wall Street: The Santa Claus rally is a very specific event. It is the tendency for the market to rise in the last five trading days of the current year and the first two days of the new year. First discovered by Yale Hirsch of “Stock Trader’s Almanac,” it has produced positive returns 34 of the past 45 years for an average return of 1.4%. During the month of December, the S&P 500 tends to peak during the last week or even the last day of the month, according to Jessica Rabe, co-founder of DataTrek Research. “Since 1980, the S&P’s December high happened during the last week of this month in almost half (41 pct) of years,” she sai

Not long after the post was posted yesterday, S&P reached a new high. Thanks @雪崩 share experiences.:Yesterday, the consumption data was missed before the market: MasterCard data showed that holiday retail sales increased by 8.5% year-on-year, which was slightly lower than the 8.8% increase predicted by the agency; Compared with 2019 before the epidemic, it increased by 10.7%, the largest annual increase in 17 years. Among them, the sales of clothing and jewelry increased by more than 30%. Compared with 2019, retail sales of stores increased by 2.4%, and online sales increased by 61%. Affected by favorable consumption growth, the index soared as a whole. Today, I woke up and sat in bed staring at the market for a long time, w