Learn all about the Santa Claus Rally, a seasonal stock market trend with historical significance. Discover why it happens and some tips.

Wall Street is eagerly waiting for the so-called Santa Claus rally to further fuel stock-market gains that have already put investors in a holiday mood.

When stock-market gains failed to materialize during the Santa stretch, the S&P 500 eked out just a 0.53% average gain in the first quarter that followed, according to Dow Jones Market Data.

Market insight: The Santa Claus rally A seasonally bullish pattern — the “Santa Claus rally” — began with Tuesday’s trading (Dec. 24).

The Santa Claus trading window starts December 24 and should bring a stock market rally this year. Historically, the S&P 500 gains 1.3% during this seven-day period and is positive 79% of the time.

A Santa Claus rally in the stock market could bring new highs to the major averages next week. The Santa Claus rally is a seven-day trading window that this year begins on December 22 and ends on ...

A Santa Rally in the stock market is where stock prices tend to experience sudden increases during the holiday season, typically in December.

It's all on Santa's shoulders. The kickoff of the "Santa Claus rally" period in Tuesday's holiday-shortened trading session saw the S&P 500 SPX jump 1.1%, erasing a December decline as it scored a ...

The Santa Claus Rallies of 2008 and 2018 predicted strong bull markets in 2009 and 2019 and out of the 23 times the stock market has spiked higher during the Santa Rally period since 1994, the S&P ...

Time is quickly running out for Santa Claus to arrive on Wall Street with a rally, but not everyone has given up hope yet, even though the market's been uncertain and volatile up until the very ...

Market insight: The Santa Claus rally A seasonally bullish pattern - the "Santa Claus rally" - began with Tuesday's trading (Dec. 24).