5 most bullish days of the year since 1950

Note: just remember October 28th 1929 is one of these days in the old days too. I think this will also make you a little more level headed and not send you off into completely giddishness about these 5 days.

However, here they are since 1950:

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Here Comes The Most Bullish Five Days Of The Year
Going back to 1950, there isn’t any day better than October 27 to buy (the close) on the S&P 500 (SPX) and hold for the next five trading days.  Here are the top 10 days to buy.

Since October 27 is this Monday, history would say even though we had a big bounce last week, there’s a good chance the strength can continue.
'14 is the first time we've had an October 27 on a weekday in three years.  Here are the returns over the past 20 years.  Once again, overall very strong returns.

Is this a foolproof way to trade?  Absolutely not.  In fact, last week was the 42 week of the year and I noted how historically it was one of the worst weeks to be long.  Well, that sure didn’t work in ‘14, as the SPX had its best week of the year and biggest weekly gain since late December ‘12.  

Lastly, I’d like to note that my birthday is October 28 and my Mom’s birthday is November 2.  Pretty much right in the heart of these five days.  This is significant as Yahoo’s own Michael Santoli’s birthday is November 2 and his Mom’s birthday is October 28.  In other words, if this works again this year, we can just start calling this one the Detrick/Santoli seasonal buy signal.

Follow me on Twitter or StockTwits as I continue to watch this and other seasonal patterns.  

Thanks to James Smith for the photo.  

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