Our Chart of the Day is from Ned Davis Research, which highlights the stock market's seasonality pattern towards the end of the year. The chart looks at the median percentage change of the Dow ...

This June, you’ll either need to be on guard against a huge stock-market drop (a so-called June swoon) or the start of a significant leg up in the market (a “summer rally”). At least, that’s what Wall ...

Also, according to the seasonality chart of the U.S. midterm elections for the past 72 years, the stock market could be already in the bottoming process, as shown in the comparison chart below.

This seasonal trend is based on data showing that a significant portion of stock market gains often occur during this half of the year. The chart below shows that $10,000 invested in the market ...

Our chart of the day is from market veteran Ed Yardeni, which plots the S&P 500 since 2018 and highlights a key rising trend line that could be acting as support for the stock market. Yardeni ...

Taking that chart literally, what we can expect in Nov/Dec is ranging volatility at best. Key Point: Seasonal trends in the stock market look very different in bull vs bear markets; confounding ...

Economic uncertainty is higher following winters in which the stock market falls. You may want to consider following the old stock-market adage to “sell in May and go away,” after all. I say “after ...

Based on this seasonality chart of the U.S. midterm elections for the past 72 years, the stock market could be already entering into the bottoming process. Seasonality or cyclical charts are often ...

Also, according to the seasonality chart of the U.S. midterm elections for the past 72 years, the stock market could be already in the bottoming process, as shown in the comparison chart below. Using ...