PDF Download (GERMAN) Article in German Dear Investor, When you think of the markets, long investments are probably the first thing that come to mind. However, in difficult times it can make sense to take short positions. Indeed, you can…
PDF Download (GERMAN) Dear Investor, Four weeks ago, in the issue of Seasonal Insights, I brought you an analysis on the seasonality of gold. Today I want to take a closer look at another popular precious metal: silver. Silver, often…
PDF Download (GERMAN) Article in German Dear Investor, You may be wondering why the price of gold has not taken off as inflation rises sharply. After all, despite initial increases, interest rates are now well below the rate of inflation…
Article in German Dear Investor, Gold under the seasonal magnifying glass The chart below shows you the seasonal course of gold prices. Unlike standard charts, it does not show the price over a certain period of time, but rather the…
Article in German Did you know that in real estate you can save a lot of money by factoring in seasonality? You could even make more profit! In fact, seasonally speaking, right now is a good time to start selling…
Article in German Dear Investor, As you know, Joe Biden was elected as the President of the United States in 2020. However, did you know that there is a typical four-year cycle that follows elections? The course of the stock…
Article in German Dear Investor, Many individual stocks display unique seasonal patterns – when you log into Seasonax you will immediately find up to date examples. There is a variety of reasons for this phenomenon. Often internal procedures are responsible,…
Article in German Dear Investor, Prices are rising and rising, and many analysts fear that interest-sensitive sectors, such as technology stocks, could come under pressure. At Seasonax, therefore, we also look at the seasonality of commodities and commodity stocks –…
Article in German Dear Investor, Eight times a year, the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) of the U.S. Federal Reserve (FED) meets to discuss and decide on monetary policy, and the level of key interest rates. In view of the…
Even years after a U.S. presidential election, markets are influenced by where they stand in the four-year election cycle, with historical data showing the midterm year as the weakest phase for equities compared to election, pre-election, and post-election years, though selective opportunities can still emerge in specific sectors, stocks, or commodities.
