Detrick's statistics are quite straightforward—December is truly the 'decisive month' for the US stock market; June has traditionally been a soft landing. Will this year be an exception?

Mars Finance News, on June 1st, well-known American financial market strategist Ryan Detrick stated that the S&P 500 is currently at a historical high entering June, and historical data shows that since 1950, June has never been the peak month of the year. According to his chart, between 1950 and 2025, the U.S. stock market reached its annual high 32 times in December, 12 times in January, 0 times in June, and the other months had fewer occurrences.