EP 113: The Stock Trader’s Almanac with Jeffrey Hirsch

What if the market’s biggest moves ran on a schedule? Jeffrey Hirsch, editor of the Stock Trader’s Almanac – the seasonal bible that’s sat on Wall Street desks for six decades – joins Kim Ann Curtin to break down why market patterns repeat, what most traders get wrong about seasonality, and the bold forecast that puts the Dow at 62,430 by 2030.

Jeffrey shares the origin story of the Almanac created by his father, Yale Hirsch (inventor of the January Barometer and the Santa Claus Rally), explains the institutional mechanics behind September weakness and “Octoberphobia,” and reveals how he combines seasonal patterns with fundamentals, technicals, monetary policy, and sentiment – the five disciplines behind the Almanac Investor newsletter.

Follow Jeffrey on X: @AlmanacTrader

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