Seasonality

When the edge runs — and when to stand aside

The instrument's seasonal behaviour measured from 15+ years of actual price history — a standalone view that shows you which stretches of the calendar carry the move and which ones to treat with caution.

The Problem

Gold front-loads its year. Indices have dead months. You can't see either.
A "seasonal chart" elsewhere you can squint at but never actually measure.
Eyeballing a curve is not the same as reading the year-by-year numbers behind it.

How ORBit Fixes It

Click two points on the curve — measure that window across every year in history.
See the average gain, the win rate and the best and worst years at a glance.
A per-year bar chart shows how reliable the pattern really is — not just the average.

Live demo — eighteen years of real gold prices

Drag a window and see what every calendar window has done

Gold's seasonal shape, averaged across 2008–2025. Click two points on the curve to measure that recurring window — average return, win rate, year-by-year breakdown. Toggle Detrend to strip out gold's long-run uptrend and see relative seasonal strength only.

Click two points on the curve to draw a window — the analytics fill in below. GC · Cash close · — complete years

The full tool gives you this on every instrument — and lets you save any window as a recurring ORB filter that reshapes the entire panel.

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