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Calendar Effect


A securities market seasonal phenomenon wherein the stocks tend to perform differently at different times of a calendar year. More specifically, cyclical anomalies in returns are almost solely the result of calendar timings rather than real market influences. The so-called January effect and the weekend effect are examples.



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