Here’s what happens to stocks when the S&P 500 rises above its 200-day moving average - MarketWatch
1. S&P 500 surged over 3% after U.S.-China tariff agreement. 2. The index ended 32 sessions below its 200-day moving average. 3. Crossover above this average typically signals positive future returns. 4. Historical data shows average 12-month gains of 8.6% post-crossover. 5. Longer periods below the 200-day may improve forward returns.