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Events, Sentiment & Market Effects
Trade what moves markets. Use seasonality edges, news catalysts, and sentiment shifts with a plan—not a hunch.
What you’ll find: Santa rally & “Sell in May” tests, quad-witching, interest-rate effects, rumor vs news tactics, insider activity, meme squeezes, plus futures/FX/commodities and international access.
Outcome: targeted setups for specific regimes and catalysts.
Best Month to Buy Stocks: 53-Year Market Analysis
According to our research, using 53 years of stock exchange data, the best time to buy stocks is in October, and the best time to sell stocks is in July.
Trading the Santa Claus Rally Based on 31 Years of Data Analysis
Based on our data analysis, the Santa Rally phenomenon is indeed observable. Our findings indicate average stock price rises of 1.74% in October, 2.40% in November, and 0.56% in December.
Should You Buy the Rumor and Sell the News? Does it Work?
"Buy the Rumor, Sell the News" means being one step ahead of other traders by reading the price and volume action leading up to a news or earnings announcement.
Master the Rally: Trader’s Guide to Market Surges
A stock market rally is a sustained rise in equity price trends, typically characterized by positive investor sentiment and strong buying activity, which pushes share prices higher.
What Are Stock Buybacks & How Do They Affect Stock Prices?
A stock buyback occurs when a company purchases its own shares on the open market. This process reduces the number of shares available, often boosting the stock's value.
Quad Witching Explained: Trading Volatility & Volume
Quadruple Witching refers to the concurrent expiration of four derivatives: stock index futures, stock index options, stock options, and single stock futures. It occurs quarterly, on the third Friday of March, June, September, and December, bringing unique opportunities for traders.
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