Times of year when a stock has historically made a consistent move — sorted so the most reliable patterns are at the top.
Each of these was found using only the first ~80% of years for a stock, then checked against the most recent years, which the search never saw — a real prediction test, not a backward-looking fit. "Standard" still uses an uncorrected significance threshold, so treat it as a shortlist worth a manual look, not proof. "Strict" corrects for the number of windows tested — almost nothing clears that bar, which is itself the honest finding.
These are 60-day forward returns, not independent yearly events — nearby start dates overlap and share most of the same days, so a run of "wins" in a row is partly the same move counted several times, not several separate confirmations. Weight the years of data and consistency check more than the win rate here, and treat anything under ~15 years as a story, not a stat.
One pick per stock: whichever window (month, week, or 60-day hold) cleared a real significance test (not just a raw win rate — checked the math on that) and held up in both halves of history. This is a shortlist, not proof — with ~116 windows searched per stock, something clearing the bar by chance alone is expected even where no real pattern exists. The Verified (2-3 wk) tab is the only one that's actually been tested against years it never saw.
Pulled from the Best-pattern list, filtered to whatever starts in the next 60 days from today and sorted soonest-first — so you can see what's actually approaching without scrolling through the whole year. Same caveat as Best-pattern: a shortlist, not a validated result.
No patterns match — try turning on "show weaker patterns."