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Here Are Some Stats That Show Just How Unusual The Current Run ... Oct 30th 2013, 09:16 en.wikipedia.org We've been saying lately: It feels like the market is on autopolit. Everytime there's a dip, markets turn green. Dan Greenhaus of BTIG (@danBTIG) puts some stats in his latest nightly note that show just how rare the current run is.  You may have already noticed it, but the S&P 500 rose today, the 13th time in the last 15 sessions it has done so (small and midcaps cannot make the same claim). This has happened before of course -- most recently on September 18 and before that, July 22 of this year -- but going back to 1960, a run such as this has happened less than 1% of the time. Yes it's happened 8 times during the current recovery (S&P rose 17 out of 20 days in December 2010) but during the previous expansion, the S&P was able to muster a 13/15 gain just once, in September 2003. And if you can believe this, while it happened a bunch in the nonstop year of 1995, it didn't happen once during 1996-March 2000. Not once. What does that mean, perhaps in light of Larry Fink's comments today? We'll leave that for another evening. Source: http://www.businessinsider.com/here-are-some-stats-that-show-just-how-unusual-the-current-run-in-the-stock-market-is-2013-10

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