By Brett Eversole

In the blink of an eye, markets have moved from relative calm to earthshaking volatility...

Big day-to-day swings have become the norm since President Donald Trump announced tariffs last month.

Last week, we covered what back-to-back down days in April could mean for the market going forward. According to history, a 10%-plus fall over two days tends to signal we're near the market bottom.

And now, we've got another reason to think the bottom is in...

The S&P 500 Index had its third-best day since 1950 on April 9. And according to history, that means stocks might be done falling... and we could see a 20%-plus rally over the next year.

Let me explain...

History Points to Upside for the Stock Market in 2025

On April 9, stocks rallied 9.5% in a single day. That didn't happen for no reason...

They soared because Trump "called off the dogs," at least for a moment.