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Where should I sell? Most people NEVER talk about this. Here are few places to consider where to sell.
1. 100% ATR - when a stock has run as much as it normally does in a day that is a good place to secure profits.
2. Support and Resistance areas - What are some of those? Yesterday's low or high, Pre-market low or high, 5, 8, 12, 20 or 50 daily moving averages.
3. Break of trendline
Interesting how few years were negative. Three!!!
$SPY returns since 2006:
2006: +15.79%
Strong economic growth, housing boom, low oil prices, and strong investor optimism.
2007: +5.49%
Credit concerns started appearing, but corporate earnings still supported market strength.
2008: -36.81%
Financial crisis, Lehman collapse, recession fears, forced selling, and massive global panic.
2009: +26.46%
Huge rebound after crash, zero rates, stimulus, and aggressive Federal Reserve support.
2010: +15.06%
Recovery continued, earnings improved, liquidity remained strong, and confidence slowly returned.
2011: +2.11%
European debt crisis, downgrade fears, weak growth, and high market volatility.
2012: +16.00%
QE3 stimulus, housing recovery, improving employment, and stronger corporate earnings growth.
2013: +32.31%
Massive bull market year fueled by low rates and powerful technology momentum.
2014: +13.46%
Stable economy, low inflation, strong earnings, and aggressive corporate stock buybacks.
2015: +1.25%
China slowdown fears, commodity crash, and uncertainty around Federal Reserve rate hikes.
2016: +12.00%
Oil stabilized, Trump election rally, improving growth, and stronger business confidence.
2017: +21.70%
Tax cuts, strong economy, low volatility, and explosive big-tech leadership.
2018: -4.56%
Trade war fears, Fed tightening, growth concerns, and sharp fourth-quarter selloff.
2019: +31.22%
Federal Reserve pivoted dovish, earnings recovered, and risk appetite returned aggressively.
2020: +18.37%
COVID crash followed by historic stimulus, retail investing boom, and massive liquidity.
2021: +28.75%
Easy money policies, reopening economy, strong earnings, and tech-led momentum continued.
2022: -18.17%
Inflation spike, aggressive Fed hikes, recession fears, and valuation compression hit markets.
2023: +24.23%
AI boom began, inflation cooled, megacap tech rallied, and optimism returned.
2024: +23.31%
Strong earnings, AI infrastructure expansion, and expectations for future rate cuts increased.
2025: +17.36%
AI capex accelerated globally, productivity improved, and investors chased long-term growth.
2026: +8.91%
Slower but positive growth, stable earnings, and markets consolidating after massive gains.
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