Holidays have no effect on the stock market

The impact of holidays on the stock market can not be ignored, and even sometimes huge, we can collectively refer to this impact as the holiday effect. In the holiday effect, the traditional holidays have the greatest impact on the stock market

The impact of the time cycle on the stock market, the author believes that there are two main theoretical foundations. One theoretical point of view that the stock market is also the scope of human activity belongs to, will inevitably be governed by the laws of nature. For example, the classic Fickian time window, which actually studies the golden ratio in time. As well as the Spiral Calendar time window, which studies the effects of the moon's cycles on the earth. All of these influences act directly or indirectly on the stock market, which in turn triggers changes in stock trends. The second is the Gann theory of time windows, most of which are "statistics of historical patterns" and believe that history repeats itself, so when these dates are repeated in the future, special attention should be paid to changes in stock trends. For example, he proposed 12 months of the year in each month need to pay attention to the date, 7 and 7 multiples of the cycle of change in the market. In addition, Jahn also pointed out that important holidays are also very easy to become the market change point.