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| 本帖最后由 silicon_beaver 于 2011-11-27 20:37 编辑 
 
   
 SPX has been red in seven consecutive days. 好凄凉的一周。
 Every tomorrow is expected green, by bulls.
 
 I was wondering if, more days in down, higher chance tomorrow to go green.
 This weekend, I calculated the SPX historical data using yahoo finance data (since Jan 03 1950). My conclusion is
 No. There is no positive implication.
 
 Below is calculation result (statistical analysis), assume market SPX has been in red “N” days.
 N        next day green         red        unchanged
 N=12        1        0
 N=11        2        1
 N=10        2        3
 N=09        6        5
 N=08        10        11
 N=07        22        21
 N=06        61        44
 N=05        114        105
 N=04        219        219
 N=03        489        438        3
 N=02        915        930        13
 N=01        1702        1858        30
 
 Notes:
 1. N > 12 days never occurs (hence, if we see 12 consecutive red days, tomorrow must go green, 100% sure).
 2. In general, next day is almost always with 50-50 chance, under whatever “N” days red  (except N=6)
 3. For present market, N=7, chance is 22-21 that tomorrow will go green or red.
 
 My quantitative analysis series:
 1. 过去几年中,SPX在200天均线下面的时间。
 2. Close of Day of VIX vs. SPX
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