There are only 4 days left in March. 

Which means there’s only one month left before we have to “sell in May and go away.”

That’s why I’m focusing so heavily on historic, seasonal trends.

Remember, the S&P has posted a positive return in April 92% of the time.

So we should be looking to make as much profit as possible over the next month. 

It looks like the market will follow these seasonal trends.

And I’m showing Stock Navigators how to position their portfolios on the profitable side of historic price patterns.

Macro Trend Breakdown

All Major Indices are Moving Up

The S&P, the Nasdaq, and the Dow are all rallying higher in unison.

If this upward trend continues, we may see yet another profitable April this year.

And I’m looking forward to a bullish spring.

Here’s what the S&P looks like right now…

We’ve hit a double bottom and now it’s trading above its 200-day moving average of $4,456.27. 

The Nasdaq is showing a similar pattern to the S&P…

Although it’s still trading below its 200-day MA, we’re seeing very bullish activity.

Same thing with the Dow…

It’s found support at the $1,900 level and is currently moving up. 

However, these charts tell me that we need to see even more upward momentum before we can confidently call this a bull rally. 

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Sector Highlight

Oil and Gold Look Jumpy

When Russia first invaded Ukraine, oil and gold both rallied higher together.

Now, they’re starting to break away from each other.

Let’s take a look at the chart for crude oil...

It currently has resistance at the $120 level and support at the $95 level.

Although we see big, red candles… this is still bullish activity.

However, it’s also very volatile activity.

Gold is showing similar behavior…

Multiple different factors are coming into play right now for the oil sector and the gold sector.

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