JTH

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Stepping into 2015, historically speaking, over the past 20 years, the S&P 500 has a positive bias for the 1st Quarter

From 1995-2014, all 4 quarters combined:

• The average winning ratio is 69%
• The average gain is 2.25%
• The average positive gain is 6.71%
• The average negative gain is -7.56%

The 1st Qtr:

• Places 2nd with a winning ratio of 70%
• Places 3rd with an average gain of 1.75%
• Places 4th with an average positive

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Good evening

I don't solely use stats to make trades but I also don't tug on Superman's cape or spit into the wind. I'm starting up the old blog again so members won't have to dig through the daily drivel in my account talk to find the data they need to make an informed choice.

Overall, for the S&P 500, Monday is a better buying opportunity than selling opportunity.

If you are looking to exit the markets this Monday, statistically you may want to hold ...