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Monthly return statistics

Monthly average change and the share of positive months for crypto, US and Korean stocks. Up to 10 years, refreshed once a day.

Period

※ Recently listed symbols may not have data for the full period chosen. The period actually available is shown with the results.

PI

Sample: 49 months · 4.1 years actually available (requested 4 years)

mSamplesAverage %Share positive
Jan4-1.56%50%
Feb4-8.68%25%
Mar4+1.27%75%
Apr4+9.24%75%
May4+11.85%100%
Jun4-5.89%25%
Jul4+4.87%75%
Aug4+12.08%100%
Sep4+4.41%50%
Oct5+4.87%40%
Nov4+9.18%50%
Dec4-5.58%50%

Day-of-week statistics

Based on 1003 daily candles · Day boundary: exchange regular-session date

Each daily candle is one regular trading session, so the weekday is that session's weekday. Days the market was closed have no candle.

DaySamplesAverage %Share positiveVersus 50%
m187+0.67%59% (±7%p)Differs from 50%
Tue208+0.04%50% (±7%p)Not distinguishable from 50%
Wed206+0.24%49% (±7%p)Not distinguishable from 50%
Thu200-0.13%50% (±7%p)Not distinguishable from 50%
Fri202-0.11%54% (±7%p)Not distinguishable from 50%
Sat0———
d0———
  • Average % = mean change from the previous close to that day's close. Positive ratio = share of those weekdays that closed up.
  • The ± in parentheses is the 95% range implied by the sample size. A ratio within 50% ± that range cannot be told apart from a coin flip.
  • With seven days compared at once, one of them can fall outside the range by chance alone.
  • This groups past daily candles by weekday. It does not indicate the direction of the same weekday next week.

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Reading the seasonal pattern

  • Average % = the N-year mean change from the month's first bar to its last
  • Positive rate = the share of years that month closed up (70% or more means it rose in most years)
  • With fewer than 4 samples there are too few cases to judge statistically.

※ A pattern that repeated in the past does not mean it will continue. Rates, the economy and company results can change it a great deal.