Jan-March tends to be the worst-performing quarter in a calendar year. Will history repeat? – ​Spotting Patterns

​Spotting Patterns
The first quarter (Jan-March) is usually the worst-performing one in a calendar year, as investors typically sell underperforming assets for tax-loss harvesting, to reduce capital gains taxes owed from selling profitable investments. Here’s a look at the trend: (Data Source: Trendlyne)

IANS

​Nifty50
Average gains in Q3 (best quarter): 5.1%
Average loss in Q1 (worst quarter): 0.1%

Reuters

​Nifty PSU Bank
Average gains in Q4 (best quarter): 9.9%
Average loss in Q1 (worst quarter): 4.4%

THE ECONOMIC TIMES

Nifty Oil & Gas
Average gains in Q2 (best quarter): 6.3%
Average loss in Q1 (worst quarter): 0.5%

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​Nifty Realty
Average gains in Q2 (best quarter): 9.9%
Average loss in Q1 (worst quarter): 6.9%

Agencies

​Nifty Auto
Average gains in Q3 (best quarter): 7.8% |
Average loss in Q1 (worst quarter): 0.2%

ETMarkets.com

​Nifty Metal
Average gains in Q4 (best quarter): 10.2%
Average loss in Q1 (worst quarter): 0.2%

IANS

​Nifty Pharma
Average gains in Q4 (best quarter): 6.7%
Average loss in Q1 (worst quarter): 0.2%

Agencies

Nifty
Average gains in Q3 (best quarter): 8%
Average loss in Q1 (worst quarter): 1.3%

ANI

Nifty Bank
Average gains in Q3 (best quarter): 7.3%
Average loss in Q1 (worst quarter): 2.4%

Agencies

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