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The least popular month sent quite a signal… The Hidden Message in January's Strong Showing By

The least popular month sent quite a signal… [TradeSmith Daily]( The Hidden Message in January's Strong Showing By Lucas Downey, Contributing Editor, TradeSmith Daily The month of January can get emotional. Holidays are over. New resolutions are struck. In the U.S., winter is in full swing… ushering in a dark dampness across the landscape. No wonder a YouGov poll found it the least popular month of the year. While January may not be our favorite month of the year… it’s key for the stock market. The first 31 days of the year often set the tone for the rest of the year. If investors are grumpy, stocks stay slumpy… But when investors are pumpy, stocks stay jumpy. Those 31 days are now behind us… and through them, the S&P 500 lifted 2.1%. [With the final rate hike in and no recession in sight]( this isn’t surprising. The macro landscape is improving. Earnings are growing. You’d think it can’t get any better… But it can! Now that a strong January is in the books, there’s reason to expect even more spectacular gains this year. Don’t take my word for it. Let’s study the proof. RECOMMENDED LINK [Elon Musk’s Massive “AI Upgrade” to Shock Markets]( After years of “behind the scenes” development, Elon Musk is ready to unleash a massive upgrade for artificial intelligence. It could create a new class of ultra-wealthy Americans. Wall Street Legend – Louis Navellier – will show you how to take full advantage. [Click here for details](. Why Your 2024 Resolution Should Be “Own Stocks” Have you ever heard of the January Effect? It’s a theory that suggests seasonal strength happens every January. Some believe this is due to new money coming into the market via tax-advantaged accounts like 401(k)s and IRAs. Others point to tax-loss selling from the prior December, with capital then being put back to work in the new year. Whatever the reason, it’s a fact that the first month of the year is usually tinted green. If you’re suffering from the January blues this season, today’s study should turn that frown around. History is kind to portfolios when stocks start out strong. Let’s take it one step at a time… The table below reveals the average full-year return for the S&P 500 from 1979–2023, along with the January return. January has an average return of just over 1%, with a 60% positive hit rate: By these stats, any given year should hand you a solid gain. Also important to detail is the February — December finding, offering a cool average gain of 8.95%. Not bad for more than four decades of history! But 2024 isn’t “any given year.” We’re witnessing a ferocious rally in January, with many stocks surging to new heights. The performance thus far is triple the long-term average. Given the strength in the first month, I went back and focused on all positive Januarys to see how they can affect the remainder of the year. The findings spell more pain for the down-and-out bears… Since 1979, we’ve had 27 years when the first month was positive, not including this year. What happens the rest of the year is not only market-beating performance… but a higher hit rate. RECOMMENDED LINK [Election Shock on August 19th?]( In less than 258 days, I expect [the biggest presidential election shock since 1968](. Forget about Donald Trump... And forget about Joe Biden... Instead, I believe the unexpected is barreling toward America. And I believe the aftermath will transform this country forever. [Click here now to see the evidence I’ve gathered]( When the S&P 500 is up in January: - February to December returns just under 11% on average, easily besting the long-term average of 9% - From, February to December the positive hit rate jumps to 81%, from 77% And to further drive this study home, we’ve put these results in a digestible graphic. The biggest takeaway is that early strength begets better returns than average: This study proves that momentum is real. That’s the effect that January has on markets. Our call for [solid gains in 2024]( is only reinforced through this lens. Look, it’s easy to get emotional in life and in markets. Fortunately, data-driven analysis cuts through the fog, offering guidance. TradeSmith has the [arsenal of tools]( to make you a better investor. That’s another investment resolution worth making! To get started, I recommend [TradeStops](. This flagship trade management software platform shows you the best prices to use for protective stops on your positions. It will even send you automated alerts after market close each day if one of those stops is triggered on a stock you own. And it does this automatically, by syncing up with your brokerage account. So you don’t have to spend a bunch of time entering tickers and cost basis information to get going. A few clicks and you’re all set. 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