U.S. stocks have historically performed best in November since 1950, with the S&P 500 averaging a gain of 1.9%.

BlockBeats news, October 26 - Historical data from 1950 to 2025 shows that the S&P 500 index exhibits significant monthly seasonality, with November ranking first for the year with an average gain of 1.9%, while September performs the worst, with an average decline of 0.6%. Data shows that the long-term average returns for most months in US stocks are positive, and the year-end market performance is generally strong. In addition, the historical advantage from November to December is reflected in both average returns and median performance, indicating that this seasonal characteristic has a certain stability. However, historical performance does not mean that future trends will necessarily repeat.