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Historically and on average, the U.S Markets have been up about 58% of the time or more on the day of Veterans' Day and slightly down a week after. The S&P has averaged best of the major indices on the day of Veterans' Day, up an average of 0.1% and up 64% of the time.
Here is a look at the major indices performance on Veterans' Day, 1 week Later, and 1 month after we pay tribute to the men and women that serve our country...
Dow since 1900:
- Day of Veterans’ Day:
o Avg. gain of 0.07%
o Up 58% of the time when it gained an avg. of 0.92% , down 42% of the time when it fell an avg. -1.13%
o Biggest gain 3.8% in 1932
o Biggest drop -6.8% in 1929 - 1 Week after Veterans’ Day:
o Avg. gain of 0.09%
o Up 58% of the time when it gained an avg. of 1.7% , down 42% of the time when it fell an avg. -2.2%
o Biggest gain 5.84% in 1930
o Biggest drop -9.21% in 1931 - 1 Month after Veterans’ Day:
o Avg. gain of 0.38%
o Up 60% of the time when it gained an avg. of 3.2%, down 40% of the time when it fell an avg. -3.9%
o Biggest gain 18.4% in 1905
o Biggest drop -28.9% in 1931
S&P since 1928:
- Day of Veterans’ Day:
o Avg. gain of 0.1%
o Up 65% of the time when it gained an avg. of 0.71%, down 34% of the time when it fell an avg. -1.08% , and flat ~1% in 1945
o Biggest gain 3.23% in 1932
o Biggest drop -6.23% in 1929 - 1 Week after Veterans’ Day:
o Avg. loss of -0.34%
o Up 47% of the time when it gained an avg. of 1.56%, down 52% of the time when it fell an avg. -2.11%, flat ~1% in 1949
o Biggest gain 6.4% in 1980
o Biggest drop -8.1% in 1931 - 1 Month after Veterans’ Day:
o Avg. gain of 0.1%
o Up 63% of the time when it gained an avg. of 2.8% , down 37% of the time when it fell an avg. -4.5%
o Biggest gain 12.7% in 1929
o Biggest drop -25.2% in 1931
Nasdaq Composite since 1971:
- Day of Veterans’ Day:
o Avg. gain of 0.05%
o Up 58% of the time when it gained an avg. of 0.8%, down 42% of the time when it fell an avg. -1%
o Biggest gain 2.8% in 1990
o Biggest drop -2.9% in 2002 - 1 Week after Veterans’ Day:
o Avg. loss of -0.11%
o Up 53% of the time when it gained an avg. of 1.9%, down 47% of the time when it fell an avg. -2.4%
o Biggest gain 5.65% in 2002
o Biggest drop -6.94% in 1974 - 1 Month after Veterans’ Day:
o Avg. gain of 0.81%
o Up 58% of the time when it gained an avg. of 4.4%, down 42% of the time when it fell an avg. -4.1%
o Biggest gain 13.2% in 1999
o Biggest drop -13.6% in 1973
Leading the Dow [.DJI
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In addition, leading the S&P [.SPX
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