Holidays are extremely popular on the stock market. Because in the environment of such festivals, prices often rise. There is no reasonable explanation for this, apart from the vague psychological interpretation that the good mood before such occasions encourages investors to buy.
The statistics show an Easter rally before and after the holidays; the strongest trading day is Maundy Thursday. And of course the popular year-end rally. This means price gains in the last five trading days of a year.
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