Every January, millions of Americans resolve to make dramatic changes to their lives. Many folks pledge to live healthier, manage their finances better, and pursue personal growth.
But Forbes’ statistics show that a full 53% of New Year’s resolutions are long forgotten by the end of March. And a mere 10% last until October.
The same kind of seasonality plays out in the stock market, too. And not just at the beginning of the year…
Just as people cycle through enthusiasm, apathy, and the latest clean-eating meal-kit service… so too do investors respond to predictable patterns of excitement and fatigue within sectors. That’s particularly true of those tied to consumer behavior. Think about travel and hospitality stocks during the summer season, or housing in the spring – real estate’s busiest time of the year.
Understanding these trends can give investors a significant edge. Let me show you how…
This post originally appeared at DailyWealth.