Daily Report : Correction correlations are not encouraging
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Correction correlations are not encouraging: Over the last two weeks, the S&P 500 fell into a correction, rebound, and then mostly failed. The most correlated reactions to corrections since 1928 have shown that this is not a favorable pattern for longer-term returns. When the S&P performed the least similar to the last two weeks, returns were significantly better. |
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Correction correlations are not encouragingBy Jason GoepfertBOTTOM LINEOver the last two weeks, the S&P 500 fell into a correction, rebound, and then mostly failed. The most correlated reactions to corrections since 1928 have shown that this is not a favorable pattern for longer-term returns. When the S&P performed the least similar to the last two weeks, returns were significantly better. FORECAST / TIMEFRAME |
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