📈 Next Week’s Trends: The Week Ahead 4/28/2025

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Author

John Kiritsis
April 28, 2025

Symbol

Trend History

Start Date

End Date

Average %

X

Down 9 out of 10 past years

4-24

5-26

-11%

AMAT

Up 9 out of 10 past years

4-28

6-05

+8%

AMD

Up 10 out of 10 past years

5-04

6-05

+13%

NVDA

Up 9 out of 10 past years

5-08

6-06

+18%

The Historical Ebb and Flow of the Market

May Historical Biases

  • Upside bias first half of May.

  • Downside bias in 2nd half of May.

  • Mid to late May can often be filled with swing trade entries that last into the summer time.

May Historical Briefing

Earnings season. Typically, a 50/50 month. The 1st half of the month, stocks typically rise as we finish up earnings. The 2nd half of the month expect heavy profit taking.

Transitional Seasonal Briefing (May 1 - October 1)

Summertime Zone: In this zone, movements can become shallow in either direction. Trade-able movements may become less frequent and we often see trades end closer to the 1-week mark as good traders typically last (1-3 weeks). There can be periods of flat during this zone where no obvious trades are available.

Happy Trading,

Next Weeks Trends

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