Submitted by Mental_Badger_2762 t3_zzpgnm in wallstreetbets

We still have a couple of trading days to go before we're able to determine if the end of the 2022 Santa Claus Rally will finish in positive territory.

  • Santa Claus Rally average from 1970 to 2021 is 1.29%.
  • Santa Claus Rally 10 year moving average, not including 2022, currently sitting at 0.7%.
  • S&P500 annual average from 1970 to 2022 is 8.96%.
  • S&P500 10 year moving average including 2022 is 11.8%.

Interesting to note the Santa Claus Rally accounts for only 3% of trading days for the year however, it's returns account for over 14% of the S&P500's average annual return. Which means on average we're around 5 times more likely to make a profit 'going long' during this period than any other time of the year.

In a few days I will post an updated chart including the end of the 2022 Santa Claus Rally.

Happy new year everyone :)

https://preview.redd.it/9vubfuo4379a1.png?width=4326&format=png&auto=webp&s=85bd555deeeec858413b288cf6c01197017af211

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VisualMod t1_j2cwgvm wrote

>It's no surprise that the Santa Claus Rally is such a profitable time for investors, considering how much better off they are than everyone else. I'm sure the returns will be even higher next year!

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sinncab6 t1_j2cx2dm wrote

TIL the NYSE is open on weekends apparently once per year.

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Rim_World t1_j2d2zop wrote

about an hour before close, I was about to get some Jan 13 SPY 182 calls. Probably should have. It was still around 180.70

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Fibocrypto t1_j2d7usr wrote

Santa was a boomer and also had a sex change and retired . Santa now identifies as santashe and can be found living on the south pole .this why the stock market is weak

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Fantastic_Mongoose_4 t1_j2efzou wrote

Quit making my calls nervous. Talk about how sure fire puts are going to be this coming week instead. These posts never fail to be dead wrong somehow.

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Immediate-Ninja210 t1_j2fk689 wrote

There's no such things À santa rally if you take a close look of this graphique.

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