Do you know what generally happens to the stock market after it's had a huge single day rally?

Discussion in 'Trading' started by HumbleMarketTimer, Apr 10, 2025.

  1. elite1974

    elite1974

    Yes, that is one of the 8 data points, the SPX was higher in Oct. 2009 than Oct. 2008.
    (even though the bear didn't end until Mar. 2009.)
     
    #11     Apr 10, 2025
  2. Kithara

    Kithara

    I don't know why it is so hard to understand that markets are not ergodic.
    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ergodicity

    If markets are non-ergordic, it doesn't matter what usually happens.

    If markets are non-ergodic it means you can't use the past to predict the future lol.

    It is just not that hard of a concept to understand. Something that should be so obvious to any trader after 1-2 years of trading.
     
    #12     Apr 10, 2025
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  3. Ergodic... who speaks like that... this is ET, speak plainly
    So what do you trade and what are your returns
    Are you big
     
    #13     Apr 10, 2025
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    #14     Apr 11, 2025
  5. SunTrader

    SunTrader

    Of course markets are dynamic and can't be predicted all the time.

    Some of the time for some of us is enough.
     
    #15     Apr 11, 2025
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    #16     Apr 11, 2025
  7. I misread your post - for some reason I thought you meant in a month. This said, a down year is relatively rare so not sure how indicative this 8 out of 8 is. Would you buy stocks here?
     
    #17     Apr 11, 2025
  8. 2rosy

    2rosy

    here's log returns > .015 and next day's for past 10 yrs. I am buying some but timeframe is greater than 12 months. Anyone notice ETFs below nav???
    Code:
    Ticker           SPY      NEXT
    Date
    2022-07-15  0.018925 -0.008291
    2022-07-19  0.026661  0.006353
    2022-07-27  0.025635  0.012464
    2022-08-03  0.015538 -0.000676
    2022-08-10  0.020787  0.000000
    2022-08-12  0.016787  0.004112
    2022-09-07  0.017806  0.006515
    2022-09-09  0.015416  0.010690
    2022-09-28  0.019485 -0.021110
    2022-10-03  0.026059  0.030516
    2022-10-04  0.030516 -0.002331
    2022-10-13  0.026049 -0.023052
    2022-10-17  0.025372  0.011681
    2022-10-21  0.024011  0.012162
    2022-10-25  0.015842 -0.007563
    2022-10-28  0.023512 -0.007250
    2022-11-10  0.053497  0.009632
    2022-11-30  0.031015 -0.000736
    2022-12-29  0.017840 -0.002638
    2023-01-06  0.022673 -0.000567
    2023-01-20  0.018458  0.011927
    2023-03-03  0.015911  0.000693
    2023-03-14  0.016395 -0.006274
    2023-03-16  0.017393 -0.011762
    2023-04-27  0.019712  0.008499
    2023-05-05  0.018344  0.000266
    2023-11-02  0.018983  0.009082
    2023-11-10  0.015484 -0.000954
    2023-11-14  0.019215  0.002115
    2024-02-22  0.020484  0.000689
    2024-07-31  0.016124 -0.014262
    2024-08-08  0.022854  0.004400
    2024-08-13  0.016312  0.003150
    2024-08-15  0.016995  0.002239
    2024-09-19  0.016921 -0.001730
    2024-11-06  0.024561  0.007703
    2025-01-15  0.018027 -0.001925
    2025-02-28  0.015485 -0.017675
    2025-03-14  0.020445  0.007682
    2025-03-24  0.017750  0.002401
    2025-04-09  0.099863 -0.044808
     
    #18     Apr 11, 2025
  9. Sekiyo

    Sekiyo

    What are you trying to prove ?
    There’s more NEXT up days than down days.
    But that’s also true without the prior > 0.015 I believe.

    Anyway … NEXT was yesterday.
     
    #19     Apr 11, 2025
  10. nitrene

    nitrene

    Thursday's action was just a VIX tremor. The VIX will be below 27 soon enough, unless the current situation morphs into the 2008-2009 market. That was really the only recent time with elevated VIX. Every other time VIX>50 was a sell VIX trigger.

    Even on Black Monday 1987 the VIX peaked on the day after even though the SPX came back a little. Of course the VIX was > 100 for 8 straight days. That must have been a golden time for day trading.

    VIX_1987.JPG
     
    #20     Apr 11, 2025