Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) seasonality: returns by month

Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) has averaged +4.9% in November and −0.7% in October since 2015, the best and worst months. Every month's average is shown below with how often it rose, so a single big year can't hide.

Hewlett Packard Enterprise returns by calendar month since 2015

HPE return statistics by calendar month
MonthAverageMedianRose inBestWorst
January−0.3%−0.7%45% of 11 yrs+18.0% 2019−12.2% 2020
February+1.1%−0.4%36% of 11 yrs+18.0% 2021−8.2% 2020
March+2.7%+4.2%64% of 11 yrs+34.1% 2016−23.3% 2020
April+0.7%+1.8%55% of 11 yrs+20.8% 2026−10.1% 2023
May+4.2%+1.0%64% of 11 yrs+49.6% 2026−13.2% 2019
June+3.2%+1.3%55% of 11 yrs+20.7% 2024−14.3% 2022
July+3.2%+3.4%73% of 11 yrs+15.1% 2016−6.0% 2024
August+2.0%+2.2%55% of 11 yrs+9.1% 2025−4.5% 2022
September+3.9%+5.5%64% of 11 yrs+22.6% 2026−11.1% 2022
October−0.7%−2.9%30% of 10 yrs+19.1% 2022−11.5% 2023
November+4.9%+1.0%64% of 11 yrs+27.8% 2020−10.4% 2025
December+1.9%+1.2%73% of 11 yrs+10.8% 2021−11.2% 2018

Month-end closes adjusted for splits and dividends, through the October 14, 2026 close. Source: Yahoo Finance chart API, monthly close adjusted for splits and dividends. Excludes taxes, fees and inflation. Methodology

Past returns don't repeat. What does the price assume now?

These tables show what already happened. A buyer today gets the next ten years, and the price already reflects what the market expects. The reverse DCF calculator shows the growth today's price implies, so you can judge whether it is realistic.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the best month for Hewlett Packard Enterprise?

November, with an average return of +4.9% since 2015. It rose in 64% of Novembers (11 years).

What is the worst month for Hewlett Packard Enterprise?

October, averaging −0.7% and rising in 30% of years.

Is it a good idea to time purchases by month?

Usually not. Each month has only about 11 observations here, one big year can swing an average, and the gaps between months are small next to a single year's range. Seasonality is a curiosity, not a trading signal.

How are the monthly returns calculated?

Each month's return runs from the previous month-end close to that month's close, using prices adjusted for splits and dividends. The current, unfinished month is left out.

The math is easy. The macro is hard.

Hewlett Packard Enterprise shows the arithmetic. Members get the monthly call that decides which inputs matter, plus written breakpoints when the facts move. $39/month or $249/year.

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