10-DMA Streaks
Unless something very dramatic happens, this will be the 33rd-straight trading day that the S&P 500 closes above its 10-day moving average. Part of this streak is due to the market’s huge falloff in volatility.
Here’s a look at the longest streaks going back to 1932:
Began |
Ended |
Days |
23-Nov-70 |
18-Feb-71 |
59 |
20-Feb-35 |
30-Apr-35 |
57 |
27-Oct-52 |
7-Jan-53 |
47 |
7-Dec-60 |
10-Feb-61 |
45 |
27-Mar-57 |
27-May-57 |
42 |
12-Aug-68 |
24-Oct-68 |
42 |
16-Feb-10 |
16-Apr-10 |
42 |
30-Dec-42 |
18-Feb-43 |
41 |
19-May-55 |
18-Jul-55 |
40 |
26-Nov-71 |
24-Jan-72 |
40 |
6-Apr-70 |
28-May-70 |
38 |
7-Oct-35 |
22-Nov-35 |
37 |
22-Aug-58 |
15-Oct-58 |
37 |
26-Jul-63 |
18-Sep-63 |
37 |
20-Oct-72 |
14-Dec-72 |
37 |
15-Apr-97 |
4-Jun-97 |
35 |
11-Jun-56 |
27-Jul-56 |
33 |
1-Dec-10 |
present |
33 |
Posted by Eddy Elfenbein on January 18th, 2011 at 12:56 pm
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Eddy Elfenbein is a Washington, DC-based speaker, portfolio manager and editor of the blog Crossing Wall Street. His Buy List has beaten the S&P 500 by 102% over the last 17 years. (more)
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