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358 Days Later…

This is from Sentiment’s Edge by Jason Goepfert.   Three months after this market closed above its 200 day moving average will be the end of August which is usually a volatile, read down, time for the market.  We’ll see if this pattern holds up.  Always interesting.

The S&P 500 is poised to close above its 200-day moving average today for the first time in 358 trading days, the 2nd-longest streak in its history.

Here are the other streaks of longer than 250 days without a close above the 200-day average, and the S&P’s percentage change three months later:

DATE          STREAK          CHANGE

08/05/32      414                   +6.3%

06/22/38      253                   +13.9%

09/25/70      330                   +9.4%

01/29/75      314                   +13.0%

01/04/02      314                   -4.0%

We’ll look closer at these streaks on the main site tomorrow.

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