S&P 500 | Historical Data March 22nd
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Below you will see every year the S&P 500 has traded on the 22nd of March since 1957. There have been 42 years this has happened and out of those 42 years is has been up 43% of the time and down 57%. The largest percent up was March 22nd 1982 with a 1.95% move up , and the largest percent down was March 22nd 1973 with a -1.49% move down. The smallest percent up was March 22nd 1960 with a move up of .04% , and the smallest percent down was March 22nd 1965 with a -.01%. The average percentage move up was .40% and the average percentage move down was -.46%.
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Interesting indicator to follow, when trading snp. Not too sure about the profitability of this indicator tho. Maybe it would be more accurate to follow charts instead.
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