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

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In fact, Yale Hirsch, founder of the Stock Trader's Almanac, previously discovered the stock market's tendency to climb in the final days of the year, and he called it the "Santa Claus rally." ...

After some difficult sessions last week, traders are keeping their eyes on the chimney to see if the so-called Santa Claus rally will take ... Bigger picture: The "Trump Bump" in the aftermath ...

“I don’t feel comfortable that the traditional ‘Santa Claus rally’ is going to come ... and uncertainty about President-elect Donald Trump’s policies in 2025. The S&P 500 is slumping ...

NEW YORK (Reuters) -With December so far delivering Scrooge-like returns in an otherwise stellar year for U.S. stocks, investors hope the tail end of 2024 offers some holiday cheer, but warn of ...

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 ...

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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 ...

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," according ...