Early each year, it is interesting to review the past behavior of these financial instruments:
Oil: oil prices tend to decline from October to mid-December because dealers are liquidating their stocks on the market. However, January is traditionally the coldest month of the year, we would expect prices to rising oil prices. In addition, refiners of crude oil to accumulate in anticipation of summer, crude oil prices tend to establish a seasonal low in December and begin a seasonal rally that lasts until May.
FOREX: The U.S. dollar decline usually year-end and back during most of January. For example, 10 of the 11 years of its existence, the Eurodollar futures closed lower in early February as the first trading day of the new calendar year. Similarly, CHF usually fall in January.
Actions: This is well known, the shares tend to do a rally in January, and then subjected to profit taking during the last week of the month. The NASDAQ, however, tends to rebound in late January to begin a new decline in February and March.
Copper (copper) : Copper prices show a strong downward trend at the end of calendar year - and then suddenly leave in the opposite direction at the beginning of next year, perhaps Because of the accumulation of stocks which begins for the next construction season.
Money (silver) : Money is generally upward trend until mid-January Chinese New Year (early February).
Gold (gold) : The request is usually the weakest of the year in summer, when the jewelry manufacturers are not working. However, the highs for gold are usually in January.
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