$MU shows a clear combination effect of momentum and seasonality. Based on 40 years of historical sample data, the average return in January reaches +9.3%, which is a quite notable data point. What does this mean? From a technical perspective, the momentum strategy combined with seasonal cycles forms a higher probability of upward movement within this time window. Investors analyzing $MU might consider this historical pattern—although past performance does not guarantee future results, 40 years of data are enough to illustrate certain market structural characteristics. Seasonal effects also exist in the crypto market, especially under the overlay of traditional financial cycles and the New Year effect, which often amplifies this trend. Coupled with current momentum indicators, such data can serve as one of the reference dimensions for trading decisions.
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NFTFreezer
· 9h ago
40 years of data shows +9.3%, sounds very tempting... but I will still wait for a dip before jumping in.
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LiquidationWatcher
· 9h ago
ngl been burned by seasonal patterns before... that 9.3% january thing sounds nice on paper but remember 2022? watched it go the other way fast. not saying don't trade it, just... keep those health factors tight, yeah? margin calls don't care about historical averages fr fr
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BlockchainGriller
· 9h ago
40 years of data +9.3%, sounds impressive, but can we really trust it this time? Whether history repeats itself depends on how the market performs this year...
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CommunityJanitor
· 9h ago
9.3%? Buddy, these numbers are a bit outrageous. How can it be so stable over 40 years?
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SquidTeacher
· 10h ago
September's market reversal really slapped us in the face; historical patterns are really unreliable.
$MU shows a clear combination effect of momentum and seasonality. Based on 40 years of historical sample data, the average return in January reaches +9.3%, which is a quite notable data point. What does this mean? From a technical perspective, the momentum strategy combined with seasonal cycles forms a higher probability of upward movement within this time window. Investors analyzing $MU might consider this historical pattern—although past performance does not guarantee future results, 40 years of data are enough to illustrate certain market structural characteristics. Seasonal effects also exist in the crypto market, especially under the overlay of traditional financial cycles and the New Year effect, which often amplifies this trend. Coupled with current momentum indicators, such data can serve as one of the reference dimensions for trading decisions.