Find seasonal stocks before their window opens
Some stocks rise in the same weeks almost every year. SuperSeasonals scans 20+ years of price history on 4,000+ US stocks and funds, and gives you each seasonal window's entry date, exit date and track record before it starts.
More than 1,000 windows in our fall 2026 weekly lists repeated in 90% or more of past years.
Broadcom (AVGO) closed higher between Oct 8 and Jan 15 in 17 of the 17 windows that closed from 2010 to 2026. Shown here: the window from Oct 8, 2026 to Jan 15, 2027.
- Avg move
- +15.49%
- Worst year
- +1.65% (2013)
- Best year
- +32.15% (2014)
The line is the average seasonal path from the 17 windows that closed from 2010 to 2026; the figures below are the actual window results. Data as of Sep 26, 2026. Past patterns don't guarantee future results.
Broadcom closed higher in 17 of 17 windows, 2010 to 2026
Each bar is one Oct 8 to Jan 15 window, labelled by the year it closed. The smallest gain was +1.65% (2013), the biggest +32.15% (2014).
Data as of Sep 26, 2026. Past patterns don't guarantee future results.
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40 + yearsof price history behind a single window 4,000 +US stocks and funds with seasonal data- Hundredsof new seasonal opportunities every week
Each week's seasonal trading opportunities, in one list
See every stock entering a seasonal window this week, how often the move has repeated and what it has returned. Sort by annualized return, frequency or hold time, then open any stock to see its seasonality chart.
How seasonal trading works with SuperSeasonals
- 1
Spot the window.
Each week's list shows the stocks entering a seasonal window, with the entry and exit dates.
- 2
Check the track record.
See how often the move repeated, the average gain and the worst year, as far back as the data goes.
- 3
Decide on your terms.
Add the stock to a portfolio, set an alert for the entry date, or pass. The history is in front of you; the call is yours.
A seasonality screener built for timing
Everything you need to judge a seasonal window, in four views.
Scan each week's seasonal stocks
See every stock entering a seasonal window each week. Filter the list, sort it the way you think, and switch between a compact list and cards.
- Sort by annualized return, frequency or hold time
- Filter by sector and industry
- Export the list to Excel
The SuperSeasonals app, week of Sep 22, 2026
Every seasonal window for any stock
Search any symbol to see every seasonal window we've found for it, ranked, with every year of history behind each one.
- Month-by-month view of the year
- Net gain and average moves up and down
- Entry and exit dates for every window
The SuperSeasonals app, week of Sep 22, 2026
Never miss an entry date
Subscribe to a stock and get an alert before its seasonal window opens. Each alert includes:
- Strong impending seasonal move
- Sector and industry details
- Entry point and duration
- Historical movement
- Complete performance report
- Cumulative net increase
The SuperSeasonals app, week of Sep 22, 2026
Judge every window by its track record
Every opportunity comes with the statistics to judge it.
- Frequency
- How often the stock moved in the expected direction during this window in past years.
- Average move
- The average gain across those years.
- Worst year
- The weakest result the window has produced.
- Annualized return
- The average gain scaled to a yearly rate, so short and long windows compare fairly.
- Profit factor
- Total gains divided by total losses across the years.
- Duration
- How long the window lasts, in trading days.
The SuperSeasonals app, week of Sep 22, 2026
What is stock seasonality?
Stock seasonality is the tendency of some stocks to move the same way during the same part of the calendar, year after year. Often there's a reason you can explain, like school-book publishers turning bullish as the school year starts, or December trends driven by the financial sector. Sometimes the pattern simply shows up in the data.
A seasonal pattern is history, not a promise. That's why SuperSeasonals shows the evidence for every window: how many years it repeated, how big the moves were, the worst year, and how many years of data it rests on. Use it to find ideas worth researching and to time trades you already believe in.
New to seasonality? Watch how to read a seasonality chart or read the SuperSeasonals blog.
What subscribers say
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Stock seasonality FAQ
What is a seasonal window?
A stretch of the calendar, with an entry date and an exit date, in which a stock has moved in the same direction in most past years.
How often is the list updated?
Every week. Each list covers the seasonal windows opening that week.
How far back does the data go?
As far back as a stock's trading history allows, up to 40+ years. Every opportunity shows how many years of data it is based on.
How do I get access after I subscribe?
You'll get an email with your login details, usually within 24 hours. If it doesn't arrive, contact support at support@superseasonals.com or 918-203-7547.
Can I cancel?
Yes. Contact support at support@superseasonals.com or 918-203-7547 to cancel. Your subscription stays active until the end of the period you've already paid for.
Can I get a refund?
No. All sales are final. If you have a problem with your account, contact support. Read our refund policy.
Do I need to install anything?
No. SuperSeasonals runs in your browser. Log in at app.superseasonals.com.
Is this investment advice?
No. SuperSeasonals shows historical patterns, which don't guarantee future results. Spyrol Group LLC is not an investment advisor. Read our disclaimers.