All Ordinaries Index - 'Twas the days before Christmas - Bullish to New Year's Eve
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All Ordinaries Index - 'Twas the days before Christmas - Bullish to New Year's Eve. We note that we have 8 trading days to New Year's Eve. Seasonally this is a Bullish period for the All Ordinaries Index. Since 1980, the last 8 trading days of December have provided an average gain of 2.05% for the All Ordinaries Index, with a 28 from 34 win rate. Interestingly 25 of these 8-day intervals had gains of over 1% while only 2 had losses of more than -1%. Full data analysis & tables can be viewed at (VIEW LINK)
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