What is the best month for JPMorgan Chase?
Since 1981, January has been the strongest month for JPMorgan Chase, averaging +3.49% and rising in 63% of 46 years. September has been the weakest, at -1.95%.
We rate the January pattern as strong and the September pattern as no clear pattern. April comes second at +3.30%. A strong month is when prices have tended to rise, not a promise that they will.
Every month, ranked
JPMorgan Chase, 1980 to 2026
| Rank | Month | Average | Median | Up years | Pattern |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | January | +3.49% | +4.64% | 63% | strong |
| 2 | April | +3.30% | +2.35% | 61% | strong |
| 3 | February | +2.35% | +2.61% | 57% | weak |
| 4 | October | +2.20% | +3.10% | 61% | weak |
| 5 | July | +2.10% | +1.80% | 66% | weak |
| 6 | November | +2.00% | +1.86% | 57% | no clear pattern |
| 7 | December | +1.63% | +1.40% | 54% | weak |
| 8 | March | +1.00% | -1.29% | 46% | no clear pattern |
| 9 | May | +0.97% | +1.45% | 57% | no clear pattern |
| 10 | June | +0.15% | +1.04% | 55% | no clear pattern |
| 11 | August | +0.15% | +0.09% | 51% | no clear pattern |
| 12 | September | -1.95% | +0.12% | 51% | no clear pattern |
Exact date ranges
Seasonal windows that held in at least 75% of years
Likely range of the hit rate 66% to 92%. 1996 to 2010: 73%, 2011 to 2025: 93%.
Likely range of the hit rate 66% to 92%. 1996 to 2010: 73%, 2011 to 2025: 93%.
Likely range of the hit rate 66% to 92%. 1996 to 2010: 73%, 2011 to 2025: 93%.
Likely range of the hit rate 66% to 92%. 1996 to 2010: 73%, 2011 to 2025: 93%.
Why it might happen
- The largest US bank; usually the first big company to report each earnings season.
- Net interest income depends on the shape of the yield curve; trading and deal fees depend on market activity.
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