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Stock Trader's Almanac

Book • 1968

The Stock Trader's Almanac, now in its 57th year, is a seminal work that provides investors with historical data and analysis on stock market cycles and seasonal trends.

First created by Yale Hirsch in 1967, the almanac has been continued and expanded by his son, Jeffrey A. Hirsch.

It includes strategies such as the 'January Barometer', the 'Santa Claus Rally', and the 'Best Six Months Strategy' (also known as 'Sell in May and Go Away').

The almanac is designed to help investors make more profitable decisions by leveraging historical market patterns and tendencies.

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Mentioned in 3 episodes

Mentioned by

Justin Nielsen

when introducing

Jeffrey Hirsch

, the editor of the book.

Ep. 350 Key Market Trends To Track In 2026

Mentioned by

Jeff Hirsch

as a resource containing information on the four-year cycle.

Jeff Hirsch on Presidential Market Cycles

Mentioned by

Sam Stovall

, regarding the best time to be adding to your equity portfolio.

Hanging On In a Yo-Yo Economy | Sam Stovall | 147

Mentioned by

Justin Nielsen

while discussing consumer behavior and retail trends.

Nasdaq Hit Contrasts With Market Breadth; Ulta, Nutrien, TKO In Focus

Mentioned by

Phil Pearlman

when referring to seasonality in markets and Jeff Hirsch as the expert on the subject.

Health and Wealth - The Power of a "Bigger Yes" | Phil Pearlman - E122

Mentioned by

Justin Nielsen

as the source of Jeffrey Hirsch's expectations for the year 2026.

Another Monday Fade With Some Bright Spots; Robinhood, Carvana, Unity In Focus

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