S&P 500 | Historical Data for March 30th
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S&P 500 | Historical Data for March 30th
March 29, 2017 | SPYTRADER
Above you will see every year the S&P 500 has traded on the 30th of March since 1957. There have been 42 years this has happened and out of those 42 years it has been up 34% of the time and down 66%, and one unchanged.
The largest percent up was March 30th 2005 with a 1.38% move up , and the largest percent down was March 30th 2009 with a -3.48% move down.
The smallest percent up was March 30th 1989 with a move up of .06% , and the smallest percent down was March 30th 1982 with a -.03%.
The average percentage move up was .67% and the average percentage move down was -.38%.
Lets take a deeper look. Since 1957 March 30th has landed on a Thursday 8 times and out of those 8 times 5 have been down days, that is 63%. If you check the SPYTRADER ALERTS PAGE , you will see SPYTRADER bought SPY at the close on Monday at $233.57. Today we closed at 235.56, SPYTRADER sold SPY today at the close for a .85% profit. You can also see our Trade History.
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