With
the stock market up big in 2013 and most participants are speculating
on a pullback in the next week or two, Chris says he is on the other
side of that bet. Being a technical trader he focuses on patterns,
statistics and probabilities to power his ETF trading strategies.
So with 37 years of stats the seasonality chart of the S&P 500 index
paints a clear picture of what is likely to happen in December.If you do not know how to read a seasonality chart, Chris will explain it as its very simple. Simply put, it shows what the index has done on average through each month over the past 37 years. December typically has the strongest up trend and probability of happening any other time of the year.
The Big Board – NYSE
The NYSE also referred to as the Big Board, is an index with the largest brand name companies. Most individuals do not follow this, but to Chris its as close to the holy grail of trading than anything else he uses. he uses many different data points from this index (momentum, order flow, trend) for his ETF trading strategies.
Let's take a look at what Chris says the seasonality chart his telling us as we close our 2013 and move into 2014......Click here to check out "Christmas Rally Starts Monday....My ETF Trading Strategies"
