Some consider market patterns akin to astrology, but seasonality can play a substantial role.
Research shows that the S&P 500 typically struggles throughout the summer months (July and August). The index limps into September before closing strong in November and December. To that end, investors should read the tea leaves of the past few months and to find the stocks that suffered most. They’re likely to follow seasonal trends and ready themselves for a rebound before 2023 ends.
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