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Investing Without Borders: A U.S. Small-Caps, Developed Markets and Emerging Markets Perspective
Join Global X’s Chris McHaney and Malcolm Dorson and FTSE Russell’s Indrani De at our next webinar as they provide macro context on overarching strategies for incorporating small-cap exposure into portfolios, balancing risk and leveraging diversification across geographies and sectors.
The Halloween Effect: Why November to April is the Stock Market's Sweet Spot
31/10/24 - 12:26 pm
Key Takeaways
Markets perform better from November to April than in other months, a phenomenon called “The Halloween Effect.”
A study of 300 years of data from 108 countries found November-to-April stock returns were on average 4.5% higher.
Brooke Thackray’s book “Time In, Time Out: Outsmart the Market Using Calendar Investment Strategies” determines the best time to take advantage of entering the market on October 28 and exiting May 5. From 1950 to 2024, the S&P 500 gained an average of 8.4% during the November-to-April period.
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