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Seasonal Tendency Analysis · 5-YR · 15-YR · 40-YR · Moore Research Center
5-Year Seasonal
15-Year Seasonal
40-YR Seasonal
Combined Bias
Bullish
Bearish
Choppy
Combined Bias — All Timeframes Aligned

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Month 5-YR15-YR40-YR SignalConvictionTrade Note
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5-Year Seasonal Outlook
MonthBiasOverviewWeekly DetailNotes
January BULL The year's defining divergence opens it: 15-YR starts at or near its ANNUAL PEAK (~90–95) and crashes through the month, while 40-YR and 5-YR are rising off their lows. No reliable directional edge with TFs pulling in opposite directions.
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CHOP — MAJOR DIVERGENCE
February CHOP 5-YR peaks near 95–100 and ROLLS OVER sharply. 40-YR also crests and turns down. 15-YR continues its decline from the January high. All three TFs are now pointing lower by month-end — a broad rolling-top reversal.
Wk1 ↑
Wk2 ~
Wk3 ↓
Wk4 ↓
PEAK / REVERSAL — CAUTION
March BEAR SECONDARY DIVERGENCE — 15-YR stages a powerful counter-trend rally from ~35 back toward ~75 (a major bounce within its downtrend) while 40-YR and 5-YR continue declining. The 15-YR's March bounce is the most notable intra-year counter-move in silver's seasonal.
Wk1 ↓
Wk2 ↓
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Wk4 ↓
CHOP — 15-YR COUNTER-TREND SPIKE
April BEAR 15-YR PEAKS NEAR 90–95 then collapses — the same rolling-top structure seen in other assets. 5-YR and 40-YR already declining, so when the 15-YR finally rolls over here, it creates the year's highest-conviction short setup as all three TFs align lower.
Wk1 ↓
Wk2 ↓
Wk3 ↓
Wk4 ↓
FLIP — 15-YR SECONDARY PEAK COLLAPSE
May BEAR All three TFs in clean alignment lower — the waterfall from April's secondary peak accelerates. 40-YR heading toward its annual low, 15-YR and 5-YR also in freefall. One of silver's clearest sustained short windows.
Wk1 ↓
Wk2 ↓
Wk3 ↓
Wk4 ↓
BEAR — WATERFALL TO THE TROUGH
June BEAR All three TFs crash to near zero — the absolute annual low for silver, more severe than gold's summer trough. This is the single most extreme seasonal low in the metals complex. Cover shorts at the trough; the reversal from here can be violent.
Wk1 ↓
Wk2 ↓
Wk3 ~
Wk4 ↑
BEAR — ABSOLUTE TROUGH
July FLIP THE DEFINING REVERSAL — near-zero readings give way to an explosive rally. 5-YR SURGES from its trough toward 50+ in a matter of weeks. 15-YR leads steadily. 40-YR turns up. This is silver's highest-conviction long setup of the year — and the reversal is often violent and fast.
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FLIP — SUMMER-LOW REVERSAL
August BULL Full three-way alignment in the strongest silver rally window of the year. 5-YR rockets toward 85–90. 15-YR surges from its July lows. 40-YR continues building. Mirrors gold's August strength but often with more explosive short-term moves.
Wk1 ↑
Wk2 ↑
Wk3 ↑
Wk4 ↑
LONG — STRONGEST RALLY WINDOW
September BULL Continued rally — 5-YR and 15-YR both approach their seasonal highs (~90–95 for 5-YR). 40-YR still climbing. A strong month overall but the peaks for 5-YR and 15-YR form here, requiring position management into October.
Wk1 ↑
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Wk3 ~
Wk4 ↓
LONG — PEAK APPROACHING
October BEAR 5-YR falls sharply from its September peak. 15-YR also reverses. 40-YR weakens. Unlike gold, silver's autumn correction is more severe — the 40-YR falls toward its November lows near 5–10, making October a genuine short window for silver.
Wk1 ↓
Wk2 ↓
Wk3 ↓
Wk4 ↓
BEAR — AUTUMN CORRECTION
November BEAR ALL THREE TFs falling toward their annual nadir — 40-YR near 5–10 (its absolute yearly low), 5-YR also near 5–10. A sustained, high-conviction bearish window. Unlike gold (which consolidates in November), silver keeps declining into year-end weakness.
Wk1 ↓
Wk2 ↓
Wk3 ↓
Wk4 ~
BEAR — APPROACHING ANNUAL LOWS
December BULL Recovery from the November lows — all three TFs rise toward their year-end reference values (40-YR to 23.06, 15-YR to 77.09, 5-YR to 54.96). Less explosive than gold's December but still a clean seasonal tailwind. 15-YR's year-end recovery to 77 is the standout here.
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LONG — YEAR-END RECOVERY
15-Year Seasonal Outlook
MonthBiasOverviewWeekly DetailNotes
January BEAR The year's defining divergence opens it: 15-YR starts at or near its ANNUAL PEAK (~90–95) and crashes through the month, while 40-YR and 5-YR are rising off their lows. No reliable directional edge with TFs pulling in opposite directions.
Wk1 ↓
Wk2 ↓
Wk3 ↓
Wk4 ↓
CHOP — MAJOR DIVERGENCE
February BEAR 5-YR peaks near 95–100 and ROLLS OVER sharply. 40-YR also crests and turns down. 15-YR continues its decline from the January high. All three TFs are now pointing lower by month-end — a broad rolling-top reversal.
Wk1 ↓
Wk2 ↓
Wk3 ↓
Wk4 ↓
PEAK / REVERSAL — CAUTION
March BULL SECONDARY DIVERGENCE — 15-YR stages a powerful counter-trend rally from ~35 back toward ~75 (a major bounce within its downtrend) while 40-YR and 5-YR continue declining. The 15-YR's March bounce is the most notable intra-year counter-move in silver's seasonal.
Wk1 ↑
Wk2 ↑
Wk3 ↑
Wk4 ↑
CHOP — 15-YR COUNTER-TREND SPIKE
April FLIP 15-YR PEAKS NEAR 90–95 then collapses — the same rolling-top structure seen in other assets. 5-YR and 40-YR already declining, so when the 15-YR finally rolls over here, it creates the year's highest-conviction short setup as all three TFs align lower.
Wk1 ↑
Wk2 ~
Wk3 ↓
Wk4 ↓
FLIP — 15-YR SECONDARY PEAK COLLAPSE
May BEAR All three TFs in clean alignment lower — the waterfall from April's secondary peak accelerates. 40-YR heading toward its annual low, 15-YR and 5-YR also in freefall. One of silver's clearest sustained short windows.
Wk1 ↓
Wk2 ↓
Wk3 ↓
Wk4 ↓
BEAR — WATERFALL TO THE TROUGH
June BEAR All three TFs crash to near zero — the absolute annual low for silver, more severe than gold's summer trough. This is the single most extreme seasonal low in the metals complex. Cover shorts at the trough; the reversal from here can be violent.
Wk1 ↓
Wk2 ↓
Wk3 ~
Wk4 ↑
BEAR — ABSOLUTE TROUGH
July BULL THE DEFINING REVERSAL — near-zero readings give way to an explosive rally. 5-YR SURGES from its trough toward 50+ in a matter of weeks. 15-YR leads steadily. 40-YR turns up. This is silver's highest-conviction long setup of the year — and the reversal is often violent and fast.
Wk1 ↑
Wk2 ↑
Wk3 ↑
Wk4 ↑
FLIP — SUMMER-LOW REVERSAL
August BULL Full three-way alignment in the strongest silver rally window of the year. 5-YR rockets toward 85–90. 15-YR surges from its July lows. 40-YR continues building. Mirrors gold's August strength but often with more explosive short-term moves.
Wk1 ↑
Wk2 ↑
Wk3 ↑
Wk4 ↑
LONG — STRONGEST RALLY WINDOW
September BULL Continued rally — 5-YR and 15-YR both approach their seasonal highs (~90–95 for 5-YR). 40-YR still climbing. A strong month overall but the peaks for 5-YR and 15-YR form here, requiring position management into October.
Wk1 ↑
Wk2 ↑
Wk3 ↑
Wk4 ~
LONG — PEAK APPROACHING
October BEAR 5-YR falls sharply from its September peak. 15-YR also reverses. 40-YR weakens. Unlike gold, silver's autumn correction is more severe — the 40-YR falls toward its November lows near 5–10, making October a genuine short window for silver.
Wk1 ↓
Wk2 ↓
Wk3 ↓
Wk4 ↓
BEAR — AUTUMN CORRECTION
November BEAR ALL THREE TFs falling toward their annual nadir — 40-YR near 5–10 (its absolute yearly low), 5-YR also near 5–10. A sustained, high-conviction bearish window. Unlike gold (which consolidates in November), silver keeps declining into year-end weakness.
Wk1 ↓
Wk2 ↓
Wk3 ↓
Wk4 ~
BEAR — APPROACHING ANNUAL LOWS
December BULL Recovery from the November lows — all three TFs rise toward their year-end reference values (40-YR to 23.06, 15-YR to 77.09, 5-YR to 54.96). Less explosive than gold's December but still a clean seasonal tailwind. 15-YR's year-end recovery to 77 is the standout here.
Wk1 ↑
Wk2 ↑
Wk3 ↑
Wk4 ↑
LONG — YEAR-END RECOVERY
40-YR (1980–2019) Seasonal Outlook
MonthBiasOverviewWeekly DetailNotes
January BULL The year's defining divergence opens it: 15-YR starts at or near its ANNUAL PEAK (~90–95) and crashes through the month, while 40-YR and 5-YR are rising off their lows. No reliable directional edge with TFs pulling in opposite directions.
Wk1 ↑
Wk2 ↑
Wk3 ↑
Wk4 ↑
CHOP — MAJOR DIVERGENCE
February CHOP 5-YR peaks near 95–100 and ROLLS OVER sharply. 40-YR also crests and turns down. 15-YR continues its decline from the January high. All three TFs are now pointing lower by month-end — a broad rolling-top reversal.
Wk1 ↑
Wk2 ~
Wk3 ↓
Wk4 ↓
PEAK / REVERSAL — CAUTION
March BEAR SECONDARY DIVERGENCE — 15-YR stages a powerful counter-trend rally from ~35 back toward ~75 (a major bounce within its downtrend) while 40-YR and 5-YR continue declining. The 15-YR's March bounce is the most notable intra-year counter-move in silver's seasonal.
Wk1 ↓
Wk2 ↓
Wk3 ↓
Wk4 ↓
CHOP — 15-YR COUNTER-TREND SPIKE
April BEAR 15-YR PEAKS NEAR 90–95 then collapses — the same rolling-top structure seen in other assets. 5-YR and 40-YR already declining, so when the 15-YR finally rolls over here, it creates the year's highest-conviction short setup as all three TFs align lower.
Wk1 ↓
Wk2 ↓
Wk3 ↓
Wk4 ↓
FLIP — 15-YR SECONDARY PEAK COLLAPSE
May BEAR All three TFs in clean alignment lower — the waterfall from April's secondary peak accelerates. 40-YR heading toward its annual low, 15-YR and 5-YR also in freefall. One of silver's clearest sustained short windows.
Wk1 ↓
Wk2 ↓
Wk3 ↓
Wk4 ↓
BEAR — WATERFALL TO THE TROUGH
June BEAR All three TFs crash to near zero — the absolute annual low for silver, more severe than gold's summer trough. This is the single most extreme seasonal low in the metals complex. Cover shorts at the trough; the reversal from here can be violent.
Wk1 ↓
Wk2 ↓
Wk3 ↓
Wk4 ~
BEAR — ABSOLUTE TROUGH
July BULL THE DEFINING REVERSAL — near-zero readings give way to an explosive rally. 5-YR SURGES from its trough toward 50+ in a matter of weeks. 15-YR leads steadily. 40-YR turns up. This is silver's highest-conviction long setup of the year — and the reversal is often violent and fast.
Wk1 ↑
Wk2 ↑
Wk3 ↑
Wk4 ↑
FLIP — SUMMER-LOW REVERSAL
August BULL Full three-way alignment in the strongest silver rally window of the year. 5-YR rockets toward 85–90. 15-YR surges from its July lows. 40-YR continues building. Mirrors gold's August strength but often with more explosive short-term moves.
Wk1 ↑
Wk2 ↑
Wk3 ↑
Wk4 ↑
LONG — STRONGEST RALLY WINDOW
September BULL Continued rally — 5-YR and 15-YR both approach their seasonal highs (~90–95 for 5-YR). 40-YR still climbing. A strong month overall but the peaks for 5-YR and 15-YR form here, requiring position management into October.
Wk1 ↑
Wk2 ↑
Wk3 ↑
Wk4 ↑
LONG — PEAK APPROACHING
October BEAR 5-YR falls sharply from its September peak. 15-YR also reverses. 40-YR weakens. Unlike gold, silver's autumn correction is more severe — the 40-YR falls toward its November lows near 5–10, making October a genuine short window for silver.
Wk1 ↓
Wk2 ↓
Wk3 ↓
Wk4 ↓
BEAR — AUTUMN CORRECTION
November BEAR ALL THREE TFs falling toward their annual nadir — 40-YR near 5–10 (its absolute yearly low), 5-YR also near 5–10. A sustained, high-conviction bearish window. Unlike gold (which consolidates in November), silver keeps declining into year-end weakness.
Wk1 ↓
Wk2 ↓
Wk3 ↓
Wk4 ↓
BEAR — APPROACHING ANNUAL LOWS
December BULL Recovery from the November lows — all three TFs rise toward their year-end reference values (40-YR to 23.06, 15-YR to 77.09, 5-YR to 54.96). Less explosive than gold's December but still a clean seasonal tailwind. 15-YR's year-end recovery to 77 is the standout here.
Wk1 ↑
Wk2 ↑
Wk3 ↑
Wk4 ↑
LONG — YEAR-END RECOVERY
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Seasonal data source: Moore Research Center © 2020 · Silver CMX Futures · 40-Year Seasonal (1980–2019) · 15-Year · 5-Year overlays.
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