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S&P 500 up first 5 days of 2010 – 1 of only 4 times from 1928
Up first 5 trading days: 01/08/2010, 01/09/2006, 01/08/1987, 01/09/1967
Down first 5 trading days: 01/08/1991, 01/09/1978 (record is 7, 1/11/1978)
Going for the Silver - Only 6 up in a row was 1/9/1987, with 1/12/1987 being the record up holder at 7
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