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Shell vs TotalEnergies: which is stronger each month?

Shell has been strongest in October (+2.44%) and weakest in January (-1.08%). TotalEnergies has been strongest in April (+1.77%) and weakest in June (-0.20%). Shell had the higher average in 4 of 12 months, and the two pointed the same way in 6 of 12.

Month by month

MonthShell averageShell up yearsTotalEnergies averageTotalEnergies up yearsStronger
January-1.08%44%+0.27%58%TotalEnergies
February+0.37%62%+1.32%63%TotalEnergies
March+1.12%62%+1.47%58%TotalEnergies
April+1.87%65%+1.77%67%Shell
May+0.31%56%+1.12%58%TotalEnergies
June+0.52%58%-0.20%52%Shell
July-0.10%64%+0.06%48%TotalEnergies
August-0.91%36%+0.26%52%TotalEnergies
September-0.69%46%+0.03%56%TotalEnergies
October+2.44%77%+1.77%69%Shell
November-0.17%28%+1.43%50%TotalEnergies
December+1.73%64%+1.41%50%Shell

Shell since 2000, TotalEnergies since 2000, monthly close to close, as of October 16, 2026. The highlighted row is the current month. Monthly correlation over the last 16 years: 0.75.

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Questions

What is the best month for Shell?

Since 2000, October has averaged +2.44% for Shell, higher in 77% of 26 years.

What is the best month for TotalEnergies?

Since 2000, April has averaged +1.77% for TotalEnergies, higher in 67% of 27 years.

Do Shell and TotalEnergies move together?

Over the last 16 years their monthly moves had a correlation of 0.75, where 1 means they always move together and 0 means no link.

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