A positive Friday? S&P 500 looks to snap Trump 2.0 market trend

With the S&P 500, which freaked from early losses to a advance of 0.5% on Friday, one of the Trump 2.0 market pattern can now be caught.

TGIF was not spoken this year. Since President Donald Trump's inauguration, the S&P 500 has been withdrawn every Friday. It was the worst session of the week during this time.

One would try to refer to such a prize lawsuit as the “political risk”. This type of trade pattern is often evident in times of particularly high geopolitical tensions.

Although there were many plans to impose tariffs, there was not much follow. And if that were the story, we would expect to see on Fridays and positive Mondays, a relief rally, since the weekend problems are processed. This was not the case.

But on Mondays, of course, they are a little distorted by having a very low sample, even if you take this short period into account (only four sessions since the inauguration thanks to holidays) and on January 27, the day of the Deepseek-induced market expenses out that has fallen on a Monday.

This weekly trade pattern has not been unnoticed, and as is common with market trends or coincidences, as they are estimated more often, they no longer hear to work.