Stay ahead of the markets with our bi-weekly Seasonal Insights newsletter. Delivered in both English and German, it provides expert analysis and actionable insights into seasonal market patterns. Curated by a dedicated editorial team led by renowned seasonal analyst Dimitri Speck, each issue offers timely trends, practical guidance, and unique perspectives to support your investment decisions.
Gold and silver seasonality is back in focus as both metals head into a historically favorable stretch. See how they compare from November to April, which winter window has looked strongest and why the averages and medians tell different stories.
Black Friday stocks by the numbers: the S&P 500 was up in 21 of 25 periods around the shopping day. See how Walmart, Costco and Macy’s did around Thanksgiving and which time windows matter.
Stocks rise around the U.S. midterms: From five days before to two days after the election, the S&P 500 has risen in 22 out of 23 cases since 1934. View the charts and learn how to test this pattern yourself using Seasonax’s Event feature.
The S&P 500 has historically started moving before midterm election results are even known. Seasonax data going back almost a century shows a seasonal window with an 87.50% win rate, and exactly when it starts to fade.
The year-end rally often begins earlier than the media reports. A look at 66 years of DAX data and 98 years of S&P 500 data shows when opportunities really start to increase.
By default, the Seasonax Screener sorts its results by rank, not by return. Find out which three metrics are behind this and why it increases your success rate.
Copper's summer weakness has played out as the data suggested. Now the seasonal window turns bullish, but history shows the rally rarely comes without a pullback first.
Wildfires in Southern Europe are reaching new proportions. Two established firefighting equipment suppliers, Rosenbauer and Drägerwerk, show clear seasonal patterns with returns reaching double digits in some cases.
Gold follows the same 4-year cycle as stocks. Since 1968, midterm years like 2026 have delivered their best average return by far, reaching 11.09% on average, with the rally typically taking hold from July onward.
Once July arrives, market leadership often shifts. Healthcare has historically been one of the sectors that picks up the baton, with UnitedHealth, XLV and Johnson & Johnson all showing consistent seasonal strength over the past 15 years.
The AI boom doesn't just need chips and code. It needs enormous amounts of energy, around the clock. The utilities and suppliers meeting that demand are seeing structural tailwinds that conventional seasonal analysis now makes even more compelling.
