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Holiday Bulls On Parade (Profit With This One Tip) [View Online](=)|[Unsubscribe]( [Street Authority Daily] -[]Recommended Link Sponsored Content [PayPal Mafia Reveals $2.3 Million Secret]( Fortune Magazine calls them the PayPal Mafia. This group of Silicon Valley insiders are behind the biggest tech stock success - including Tesla Motors. YouTube. LinkedIn. Facebook. SpaceX. Palantir. YouTube. Today the PayPal Mafia is launching a brand-new company. And it's your chance to grab shares on day #1. Even a small $1k investment could multiply into $2.3 million! [Click here for your FREE Report.]( November 25, 2020 Holiday Bulls On Parade (Profit With This One Tip) By Amber Hestla [Amber Hestla] Investors are nervous. That's not just a guess or some kind of "gut" feeling. I know they're nervous based on the data in the investor survey I shared with you last week. The past three weeks of data are shown in the chart below. Source: [AAII]( This chart shows the latest results of the weekly survey of the American Association of Individual Investors, or AAII, compared to the results from earlier this month. -[]Recommended Link [Jim Made This 2-Minute "Zombie Trade" Under His Wife's Nose for 12 Years]( His wife never knew. Neither did any of us at Investing Daily. But top investor Jim Pearce was piling cash into his own personal retirement account - for 12 years - with a powerful secret trading method. But he's finally come clean about what he calls "Zombie Trades"... [Click here to uncover this unusual, high-profit type of trade that could hand you up to 20x your money.]( [As I explained last week](, AAII has conducted the same survey every week since 1987. There's just one question in the survey - are you bullish, bearish or neutral about the next six months? How One Question Reveals So Much About The Market This survey's long history allows us to test the usefulness of the data. That history shows the percentage of investors who are neutral is the most reliable indicator of future market action. Initially, this might not seem like it makes much sense. But neutral investors are the ones with cash on the sidelines and looking for an opportunity to put that money to work. They are potential buyers. Bears are unlikely to buy since they expect additional declines. Bulls are unlikely to buy since they are most likely already invested. That confirms that neutral investors could be the most useful group to track. Take another look at that first chart. The most important data it gives us is the lack of conviction in the bulls. The large increase in the bulls seen in the survey results for the week ending November 11 was driven by news of a vaccine. A small selloff led to about two-thirds of that number reversing course. Rapid changes in the percentage of bulls shows anxiety is high. One week, investors have a fear of missing out on additional gains. The next week, they have a fear of falling prices. This anxiety is likely to continue. This week, however, strong seasonal trends are likely to drive prices up for a few days. Take Advantage Of The Holiday Bulls We often see bullish price moves around holidays. In an average week over the past 20 years, the S&P 500 was up 58.3% of the time with an average gain of 0.2%. In Thanksgiving week, the probability of a gain rises to 80% and the size of the average gain increases to 1.5%. Last week's price action adds to the bullish outlook for this week. SPDR S&P 500 ETF (NYSE: SPY) closed near the week's low. In the past 20 years, SPY rallied 74.2% of the weeks that followed the index closing within 10% of the week's low. This most recent close also coincides with support, the low seen on November 9 after the initial vaccine-news rally. In the long run, the stock market faces a number of challenges. But for this week, a number of factors point to a short-term rally. Now, there's definitely money to be made by running alongside these holiday bulls on parade. That's how powerful a force they are this week. If you're going to trade the expected Thanksgiving rally, you need to remember this one thing: The New York Stock Exchange closes at 1:00 PM EST on Friday. That's important because there is a strong bearish bias for the Monday after Thanksgiving. This indicates it could be best to close out any holiday trades on Friday. So, this week only, run with the bulls... the odds are overwhelmingly in their camp. But close out your Thanksgiving rally trades before the early closing bell on Friday or risk losing those profits when reality sets in on Monday. And speaking of snapping back to reality... Focusing on the long run, I remain in the bearish camp and see little upside potential in the current stock market. But there's still plenty of upside in my portfolio. And yours too, I'll bet. 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