Q4, the Thanksgiving and Santa Claus rallies are coming! Over the past 100 years, 60% of Thanksgiving weeks and 70% of Christmas weeks have seen rising markets. Why does the U.S. stock market often rise at year-end? Because tax-loss selling ends, institutions finalize their books, corporate buyback windows open, year-end bonuses and 401(k) contributions flow in, combined with thin holiday trading volumes—making even modest buying pressure enough to push prices higher.
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