The day before Good Friday is often a great day for the stock market. Will that be true again this year? - MarketWatch
1. Historically, Good Friday week sees S&P 500 gain 0.9% on average since 1980. 2. Traders often cover short positions ahead of holidays, creating upward pressure. 3. Current tariff uncertainties may impede typical market trends this year. 4. Monday following Good Friday has been historically negative for S&P 500. 5. Upcoming holiday provides needed relief amid recent market volatility.