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Stats for April

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March 2024 was yet another phenomenal month. Compared with the previous 63, this March 2024 ranked 21 of 64 with a 3.10% monthly gain.

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While it's still too early to make a call, based on YTD data (31 years filtered) we might speculate (or project) a yearly 96.8% win ratio with an average gain of 18.58%.

___The chart below shows where we currently fall within the 63-year historical YTD range. Here we can see we are well above March’s average-of-all-gains.

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___For some more yearly projections, our current 63-year win ratio is 73%, but… The 37 years January closed up MTD, the yearly win ratio rose to 86.5%
The 34 years February closed up MTD, the yearly win ratio rose to 85.3%
The 24 years both Jan & Feb closed up MTD, the yearly win ratio rose to 95.8%
Of the 41 years March Closed up MTD,
the yearly win ratio rose to 85.3%
The 18 years Jan/Feb/Mar each closed up, our yearly win ratio was 100% with an average 19.30% gain.



___April has a 73% win ratio (Tied with Dec for the best month) and of those 18 years where Jan/Feb/Mar closed up together, April has a 78% win ratio.

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Here’s the April averages across the past 63 years correlated with Apr 2024. From a historical perspective, a seller may want to protect their gains above SPX 5428 while a buyer may want to increase their allocations below SPX 5116.

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It should be a fun April, but do be careful, sometimes "Sell In May" gets triggered a bit early.

Take care...Jason



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  1. FAAM's Avatar
    Good view/data to have! Thanks again JTH! With this, and other stuff like last Thursday's NAIM-reading per Coolhand, I increased my CS allocation from G & F by 14% more per morning IFT. Fingers are crossed.
  2. JTH's Avatar
    Quote Originally Posted by FAAM
    Good view/data to have! Thanks again JTH! With this, and other stuff like last Thursday's NAIM-reading per Coolhand, I increased my CS allocation from G & F by 14% more per morning IFT. Fingers are crossed.
    Thank you, it's turning out to be an interesting start to the month!

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