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Market seasonality over the years
Pick the market, gold, a currency pair, a US index, bitcoin or ether, and the period: the last 5 years, 10 years or all years. You get each month’s average move and how often it rose, a table of every month in every year, and the average move of each weekday.
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How to use it
- Market seasonalitySee how the market moved in every month over past years. The two cards sum up this month and next: the average move and how often it rose.
- Pick the market and periodUnder Market choose gold, a currency pair, an index or crypto; under Period choose the last 5 years, 10 years or all years.
- The average monthEach bar is a month: green rose on average, red fell, and the percent below is how often it rose. Tap a month to see its move in every year.
- Every year, every monthA table of every month’s move in every year, in percent, with the whole year at the end of the row. “…” is a month still running.
- Days of the weekThe average move of each weekday, and how often that day closed higher than the day before.
- How to use itSeasonality is a historical tendency, not a promise. Use it to see whether your trade goes with the month’s tendency or against it; tap here for more.
Why it helps
Some markets have tended to rise or fall in certain months. Seasonality promises nothing, but it tells you whether your trade goes with the month’s usual tendency or against it, and flags months that have been volatile in the past.
FAQ
What is gold seasonality?
Gold’s average move in each month over past years and how often that month rose. Pick gold in the tool to see the actual figures for the period you choose.
Does seasonality predict price?
No. It is a historical tendency, not a promise. Use it alongside your analysis to see whether your trade goes with the usual month or against it.
Which markets are covered?
Gold, currency pairs, US indices, bitcoin and ether.
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