One other thing--the S&P 500 has ended in the green in every pre-election year since 1942. It even managed a tiny positive return in '87.
This doesn't mean we won't see more corections this year, but the permabears here are bucking some very strong seasonality.
I imagine they were spouting the same doom & gloom around May-June last year ("expect a 30% drop," "major recession ahead," etc.).
This doesn't mean we won't see more corections this year, but the permabears here are bucking some very strong seasonality.
I imagine they were spouting the same doom & gloom around May-June last year ("expect a 30% drop," "major recession ahead," etc.).
Quote from Neet:
If you dig deep enough you will find infinite reasons to be bullish or bearish, that's why the market usually has a buyer and a seller at any given point.
However, if I pull up a 1day bar chart, I see a bear flag
Needless to say Im a daytrader, and I dont care if it goes up 500 or down 500, either way I will do my best to ride the trend the best way I can.
Good trading.

