How to use SuperSeasonals
Five short videos on finding seasonal stocks, reading a seasonality chart and checking a trade before you take it.
How to read a seasonality chart
This is the Broadcom (AVGO) seasonality chart from our home page, with its five parts numbered. Each part links to the video that covers it.
- Avg move
- +15.49%
- Worst year
- +1.65% (2013)
- Best year
- +32.15% (2014)
Average seasonal path
The line is the average seasonal path from the 17 windows that closed from 2010 to 2026. It shows the usual shape of the year; the real window results are the numbers under the chart.
Watch: How to find seasonal patterns (7:59)Seasonal window, entry and exit
The shaded band is the stretch of the calendar where the move has repeated. The dots on the line mark the entry, Oct 8, 2026, and the exit, Jan 15, 2027.
Watch: Detailed trade example: United Steel (4:12)Today marker
The dashed line and dot show where today falls on the calendar, so you can see how soon the window opens. Here it sits at Sep 26, 2026, the date of this data.
Watch: How to find seasonal patterns (7:59)Frequency
How often the stock moved in the expected direction during this window in past years. Broadcom closed higher in 17 of 17 windows, 2010 to 2026.
Watch: Finding frequency (0:44)Worst and best year
The weakest result the window has produced. Here it was +1.65% (2013), the best year +32.15% (2014) and the average move +15.49%.
Watch: Advanced analysis (3:01)