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Looking just at these long run averages, it appears that the market is strong the day before, and weak the day after, Good Friday.
The U.S. market has been consistently bullish the day prior to Good Friday (green), and the observation does not appear to be waning in effectiveness. I like it.
The market has tended to be bearish the day after the Good Friday holiday (red), but almost all losses came between the late 70′s and 90′s. This day-after GF effect has been much less consistent and might not be exploitable in today’s market.
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发表于 2014-4-15 03:58 PM
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