Row 9305

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Sharing my research with anyone interested in statistics. Any feedback is welcome. What do you guys think 2024 will look like?

Sometimes you wonder if it's just that easy. So far, the answer seems to be yes. It has only happened twice since 1948: when Q4 (Oct-Nov-Dec) of the previous year is up 10% or more, and the following Q1 (Jan-Feb-Mar) is also up 10% or more, the S&P 500 ends the year with double-digit gains.

Some may argue that a sample size of two is small, while others might say these are rare and powerful events that set the stage for continued growth. In six months, we'll have our answer.

* In 1985, Oct-Nov-Dec saw a total gain of 16.04%. In 1986, Jan-Feb-Mar added another 13.07%. The rest of the year? Up 14.62%. * In 2011, Oct-Nov-Dec were up 11.15%. In 2012, Jan-Feb-Mar gained 12.00%. The rest of the year? Up 13.41%. * In 2023, Oct-Nov-Dec were up a total of 11.24%, and in 2024, Jan-Feb-Mar are up 10.16%. Year-to-date, the market is up 11.18%.

Will 2024 achieve the hat trick? Could this be why the market has been so bullish? Could it really be just that easy???

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text Sharing my research with anyone interested in statistics. Any feedback is welcome. What do you guys think 2024 will look like? Sometimes you wonder if it's just that easy. So far, the answer seems to be yes. It has only happened twice since 1948: when Q4 (Oct-Nov-Dec) of the previous year is up 10% or more, and the following Q1 (Jan-Feb-Mar) is also up 10% or more, the S&P 500 ends the year with double-digit gains. Some may argue that a sample size of two is small, while others might say these…
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