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Strategies & Market Trends : CFZ E-Wiggle Workspace
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From: skinowski10/23/2025 8:35:02 AM
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Another way of looking at seasonality - when to expect good results over the next 3 months?

It makes sense that - on average - the highest 3 month return should happen if you buy near the worst part of the bearish season.

It would work - on average. But, every year is different. *On average*, most years, the market would recover - but, not always. It may go lower.

Could be that the best time to slow down aggressive buying is in late summer - even before the bearish season, when the likely forthcoming return is low?

Not sure. But, there must be a way to incorporate this, to an extent, into an overall strategy.

Notice that late May - early June seem like a good time to buy (that much for “sell in May and go away”. It’s more like “buy in May and go away”).

The least promising time to buy - with lowest chances for a good return over the next 3 months - seem to be late July - to early September. To put it differently, “beware of buying into summer rallies”.
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