seasonality

We test what a poor April means for "Sell in May and go away" and investigate when to buy back if you follow the oldest saying in markets.

History is littered with sudden surges in oil prices due to geopolitical tensions. Seasonal and technical factors hint of a new bull market.

Seasonal analysis suggests March can be a volatile month, it also suggests March performance tends to reflect prior months’ performance.

Seasonal data suggests January underperforms after strong Decembers – just like the one we experienced in 2023.

Data suggests the much-vaunted Santa Claus is becoming less profitable and less reliable for Australian investors.

Citi says "any dip in iron ore from here through to at least Chinese New Year could represent a buying opportunity."

November is typically a positive month for stocks, and over the last 10 years it has been extremely strong

Since 1992, the ASX 200 is up an average 0.89% in October. But here's why things might be different this time round.

UBS presents five data-driven ideas that drives outperformance for stocks and indices.

It's not the prettiest month for ASX investors. Actually, it's historically been the worst. Could it be different this time round?