
U.S. stock indexes declined on the first trading day of 2025, continuing the downward trend from the previous year. The S&P 500 experienced its longest losing streak since April, closing down 1.9%. This marks the worst Santa Claus Rally performance since 2016, with the index dropping 0.6% during the traditional rally period. Major losses were reported from companies such as Tesla, which fell over 6%, and Apple, contributing to the broader market decline. The S&P 500 recorded its largest drop from Christmas to year-end since at least 1952, falling approximately 3%. Despite this, the index closed 2024 up 23.3%. Analysts are now questioning the market's volatility and potential future performance following this rocky start.
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$SPX The widely known Santa Rally, by definition, is the last 5 trading sessions of the year and the first 2 of the new year. Day 1: +1.10% Day 2: -.04% Day 3: -1.11% Day 4: -1.08% Day 5: -.42% Day 6: -.22% Day 7: +1.26% Nice stick save last day of the “Santa Rally”!
The Santa Claus Rally period is up 77.3% of the time (since 1928). I did a study of all 8-day changes from 1976-2007, and found 56.5% of upward movement for the SP500. So the SCR period does have a noteworthy bullish bias vs. random similar length periods. SCR's ability as an… https://t.co/5nbZ66Khhv





