There may be greater volatility and lull periods, but don't lose hope if markets see sharp intermittent pullbacks. Read more ...

Ultimately, the lack of a Santa Claus rally shouldn't cause investors to sell their stocks. But it's worth keeping the ...

The Dow DJIA ended the month of December about 5.3% lower. That’s a much steeper decline than the S&P 500 SPX, which ended ...

Wall Street must have been on Santa's naughty list. The major indexes were sliding again on the fourth day of the so-called Santa Claus rally window. The Dow was down 433 points, or 1%. The S&P 500 ...

Netflix faces Christmas Day test of live event streaming, Nordstrom family strikes deal to take department store chain ...

Stocks have struggled ahead of the holidays despite Friday’s rally. An “almost light-switch moment” at the start of December sparked a “breakdown in breadth” this month in the U.S. stock ...

The markets typically feel the holiday cheer and rise 76% of the time during the Santa Claus Rally ... [+] period. An old Wall Street maxim states: “If Santa Claus should fail to call ...

Santa Claus has arrived in Rio de Janeiro — underwater.Starting on Saturday, he'll be spotted at AquaRio Marine Aquarium swimming with sharks during their daily fish feeding sessions as part of ...

In order to get an ETA and to have some Christmas Eve fun, there are multiple online trackers that show users where Santa Claus is in the world, how many presents he's delivered, and other fun facts.

Since 1969, the last five trading days of the year combined with the first two of the following year have yielded an average S&P 500 gain of 1.3%, a period known as the "Santa Claus Rally ...

The Santa Claus Rally, also known as the December effect, is a term for more frequent than average stock market gains as the year winds down. However, as is always the case with data, average ...