Stocks tend to outperform in January — in a well-known market mystery that still defies clear explanation. Why it matters: The so-called January …
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Explaining the stock market’s “January effect”
The so-called January effect is a seasonal stock market behavior that runs counter to the "efficient market hypothesis" which says stock prices are fundamentally random and unpredictable.
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