Stock Market Patterns That Repeat Every Year

Aayushi Jain

January Effect boosts small-cap stocks, driven by fresh investor capital inflows.

Earnings season often triggers high volatility, rewarding well-prepared investors.

Tax-loss harvesting in December can temporarily depress certain stock prices.

Sell in May strategy reflects weaker summer trading volumes historically.

Holiday rally or Santa Claus effect usually lifts stocks in December.

Mid-quarter Fed announcements can create predictable short-term market reactions.

Sector rotation trends often repeat, favoring cyclicals during economic expansions.

Momentum stocks frequently surge in early-year trading weeks consistently.

Low-volume summer months often lead to exaggerated price swings.

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