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"The rest of that picture is that there is also a tendency for the market to be down for the week after options expirations, which next week will be, particularly when the week of the expirations was positive. It's also interesting that the week after the June expirations has been down for the last eight years in a row, and down 15 of the last 17 years. "

He also talks about the 7th year and the presidential cycle trying to put more perspective than just a simple presidential cycle. Worth a read IMO.

http://www.decisionp...AC/HARDING.html