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Gold investors have endured a pretty painful sell-off since September, watching prices fall more than 12 percent since then to today's levels.
The chart below, via JPMorgan, shows the latest decline in what has become a sideways market since gold peaked in 2011.
The real bummer for those hoping for a quick turnaround, though, is seasonality.
As JPMorgan analyst John Bridges notes, "Gold rarely performs in Q2."
Below is a month-by-month breakdown of how gold performed in 2011, how it's done over the last five years, and how it's done over the last 10 years on average. (The latter measure does a good job capturing the entirety of the latest bull market in gold.)