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And I think regarding the margin that you asked, I think we already expected a lower margin this quarter, especially due to the seasonality of the revenues.
And then the second one, obviously, we understand there is seasonality, right?
And there’s no doubt that in the first quarter as on an annual basis, you have what we showed in terms of seasonality of the use of ZYNRELEF and also ordering patterns and the mix of the two vial sizes, maybe different.
And you understand the seasonality of our business.
Arizona had a bit of a slowdown with the seasonality, but it's starting to show some real momentum.
Besides, based on proxy data that can reflect seasonal signals, there are uncertainties in the reconstructed temperature seasonality over China during the mid-Holocene.
Source: https://phys.org/news/2023-08-insights-temperature-seasonality-china-mid-holocene.html
But Q1, we see a slight moderation in the app order, if you can talk about the market competition in the B2B mobile and whether this Q1 is just simply a seasonality thing.
Despite management's seeing increased activity, Corporate Finance segment saw its revenue of $292 million fall by 7% sequentially, underperforming expectations due to abnormal seasonality.
First question, I was just wondering as we head into 4Q, how should we be thinking about the seasonality aspects, and are there any abnormalities to this quarter as compared to previous years?
For modeling purposes, I would assume the same billing seasonality in FY 2024 as in FY 2023.
High volatility suggests rapid price changes, often due to economic news, geopolitical events, investor sentiment shifts, and market seasonality.
Source: https://moneymorning.com/2023/08/27/crab-cakes-and-volatility/
How should we think about EBIT seasonality through the year, especially just given you guys are anticipating some EBIT margin decline in Q1, that would be helpful just from a modeling perspective.
I also think retires can benefit simply by raising cash levels every May within retirement accounts and redeploying in tax sheltered accounts the extra cash every beginning of Nov for seasonality purposes without tax consequence.
I just want to make sure that we understand exactly the dynamics of how you think about what happened in 2Q and the performance relative to what you would typically expect of the seasonality of your business.
I'm not sure if the seasonality will matter this go around.
“It’s still a tight labour market, there’s still a lot of jobs out there and we’ll just see how things go forward into the spring when demand for labour tends to spike a little bit because of our seasonality and the tourist season,” she said.
“My argument around self-sufficiency often comes back to seasonality.
Source: https://www.farminglife.com/business/telling-it-how-it-is-4388295
Non-interest-bearing deposits were down $1 billion quarter-over-quarter, a byproduct of the aforementioned seasonality from tax payments, cash deployment of excess funds and continued pressures from the higher rate environment.
Notably, in Q3, the U.S. retail market grew double digits sequentially, in line with historical seasonality.
Or are there underlying headwinds that we should be thinking about sequentially beyond seasonality?