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2024-08-31

$S&P 500(.SPX)$ Being traditionally a month where relatively good discount will appear, the macronomic headwinds or tailwinds could surface from the presidential election narratives ranging from party manifestos presented to hot-button issues debated. If all goes well with measures and policies that can contain inflationary pressure in the next few years, it wil turn the table around for September. I don't think past history will dictate the future course especially when it can be difficult to predict market behavior. This month will be in great focus given the volatility trending higher.

September Curse Broken? What's Your Account P/L?

It looks like the curse of September's market drop is going to be broken this year. Historical data shows that since 2013, the S&P 500 has averaged a 4.78% decline in September, which is typically the worst-performing and most volatile month for U.S. stocks. However, this year, with a gain of over 20% and recent strong performance, the S&P 500 has already hit its 40th new closing high of the year this week! -------------------- Has your account also broken the September curse?

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