Best Seasonal Stocks by Month
A calendar of the strongest recurring seasonal patterns in stocks and ETFs. Each month lists the windows that start in it, ranked by historical win rate (how often the pattern repeated) and average return, from up to 10 years of split- and dividend-adjusted prices.
November
This monthHow to read this calendar
Each row shows a ticker, the calendar window, its average return and its win rate. Green windows have historically risen; red ones have historically fallen. A window is listed under the month it starts in, so a pattern running from late November into the next month appears under November.
Open any ticker for its full seasonal chart and every individual year, or see our methodology for how the numbers are calculated.
FAQ
What are the best seasonal stocks by month?
They are the stocks and ETFs whose price has most reliably risen (or fallen) during a window that starts in a given month, measured over up to 10 years of history. Each month's page ranks them by win rate and average return.
How should I use a seasonal stock calendar?
Use it to find windows that are about to begin, then open the ticker to check every individual year, the size of the losing years and how the stock is tracking this year. Seasonality is one input; combine it with your own research and risk management.
Do seasonal patterns repeat every year?
Not always. A high win rate means a pattern repeated often in the past, but it is not a forecast. Even a window with an 80% win rate went the other way in 2 of 10 years.
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