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02-15 15:48

Long Rally on 2026 | US Market Index Performance

$MasterCard(MA)$  

$Visa(V)$  

$S&P 500(.SPX)$  

US market index still have momentum on 2026 and continues movement to get score All time high in next season (Q2 to Q4). Not changes from traditional event in historical performance every 4 years.

■ 2018 - 2019 and  2022 -2023

Gap point from S&P 500 market index  around 600 to 800 point in line position and from US Dollar index 88 to 99 and 99 to 107 

■ all trade market breakout to downtrend after halving bitcoin season (2years)

■ Now prepared to get momentum on 2026 -2027

■ Digital payment product possible fast  to changes  trade market performance for the future. The others from tokenized cryptocurrencies and real world asset can makes big different too.

■ Lower from us dollar index and higher to continues with wave cycle performance every 4 years.

■ 2036 target S&P 500 market index 10.000 and will see for gold and silver (4900 & 77)

S&P, Dow Break Records: Would January Effect Last?
S&P 500 and Dow Jones both closed at record highs. As January goes, so goes the year. When January closes positive, the S&P 500 is higher 89% of the time, with an average gain of 17% and an average maximum drawdown of 10.5%. When January is negative, average returns fall to -1.8%, with only a 50% hit rate and deeper market drawdowns. How do you see 2026 unfolding? Will U.S. equities continue to deliver double-digit gains, or lag behind other global markets? Will AI leadership rotate toward memory stocks or SaaS companies?
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