BySeasonaxToday marks the last day of October, the month that has investors in fear of the next big stock market crash (see Seasonal Insights Issue 20). This also means that today is Halloween and while there is something particularly spooky…
BySeasonaxDuring the month of October, we, as investors, are still in a peculiar state of mind. Although we have almost survived the dangerous season (that led to a couple of hiccups), we are still waiting for the year-end rally and…
BySeasonaxThe last time we have talked to you about Bitcoin was in May 2017 when we have discussed that Bitcoin too has a seasonal weakness in summer. We have shown you that you can identify a seasonal pattern in Bitcoin.…
BySeasonaxIn our last Seasonal Insights we have mixed things up a little bit and talked to you about the media sector – an industry that performs very poorly during the month of August. Upon your positive feedback we have decided…
BySeasonaxIn the last issue of our Seasonal Insights we have talked to you about biotech and pharmaceuticals as an industry that withstands the traditional summer low on the stock markets. Six weeks ago, we have shown you that gold is…
BySeasonaxFour weeks ago we talked to you about gold as an asset class that is fairly resistant to the traditional summer low on the markets. However, by using our application and checking different industries, we are able to find potential…
BySeasonaxAround this time of the year, we ususally discuss asset classes that have problems in most years until the autumn. We thought you might for a change want to hear of an asset that will be in a seasonal uptrend…
BySeasonaxIn this issue of our Seasonal Insights, we will use a hands-on example, German shoe manufacturer and lifestyle brand Puma, to illustrate the process of our seasonal analysis. We will show you how to profit from its strong seasonal pattern.…
BySeasonaxIn this issue of our Seasonal Insights, we will use the opportunity to inform you about how you can use our tools to analyse seasonal patterns without having access to a Bloomberg or Thomson Reuters terminal. Analyse seasonality from wherever…
BySeasonaxIn the last issue of Seasonal Insights we showed you the statistics associated with the popular truism “sell in May and go away” in the countries with the eleven largest stock markets. The comparison divided the calendar year into a…
