Stocks & Commodities V. 41:11 (8–15, 17): The Monday Effect, Revisited by Ken Huck & Nelson Huck
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The Monday Effect, Revisited by Ken Huck & Nelson Huck
Stock indexes tend to perform differently on different days of the week. This tendency has delivered trading opportunities to investors over many decades. The “Monday effect” is the best known pattern, but this study demonstrates other patterns exist for other market indexes. Can traders rely on these patterns? Here’s an updated look.
The “Monday effect” is the historical observation that stocks tend to be weak on Mondays. Investors have been aware of the Monday effect since at least the 1920s ...
Stock indexes tend to perform differently on different days of the week. This tendency has delivered trading opportunities to investors over many decades. The “Monday effect” is the best known pattern, but this study demonstrates other patterns exist for other market indexes. Can traders rely on these patterns? Here’s an updated look.
The “Monday effect” is the historical observation that stocks tend to be weak on Mondays. Investors have been aware of the Monday effect since at least the 1920s ...
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