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The markets closed higher but below the open yesterday, here is what has happened following that pattern. To view the video and summary data, click on the performance graph above or the "Read more" button below.
The markets are continuing higher to start the week, let's see what this has meant for Wednesdays. To view the video and summary data, click on the performance graph above or the "Read more" button below.
The markets put in a doji following the recent strong rally, here's is what has happened following that pattern. To view the video and summary data, click on the performance graph above or the "Read more" button below.
The markets triggered overbought reading on Friday's close, here is what has happened following that. To view the video and summary data, click on the performance graph above or the "Read more" button below.
The Non-farm payrolls report is today at 8:30 am ET. Here is what has happened on this day historically. To view the video and summary data, click on the performance graph above or the "Read more" button below.
Today is the second trading day of the month, here is what has happened on this day historically. To view the video and summary data, click on the performance graph above or the "Read more" button below.
The FOMC announcement is today at 2:00 pm ET. Here is how that day has performed historically. To view the video and summary data, click on the performance graph above or the "Read more" button below.
Today is the last trading day of October, here is how it has performed historically. To view the video and summary data, click on the performance graph above or the "Read more" button below.
Tomorrow is the last day of October, here is how this day has performed historically. To view the video and summary data, click on the performance graph above or the "Read more" button below.
The markets have sold off this week, here is how Fridays have performed in bearish environments. To view the video and summary data, click on the performance graph above or the "Read more" button below.
