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09-03
$S&P 500(.SPX)$  


Several factors are aligning to create a favorable environment for stocks, with the expected Fed rate cuts and ongoing momentum in the markets as main drivers.

the biggest reasons for confidence this month is the anticipated rate cuts from the Federal Reserve. Lower interest rates generally lead to stocks gains.

Additionally, lower rates tend to make stocks more attractive relative to bonds, pushing more investors into the equity markets. This shift in capital can further boost stock prices, as demand increases.

The market’s momentum is another key factor. Despite some ups and downs earlier this year, stocks have shown resilience and a tendency to recover quickly from dips. This underlying strength suggests that there’s solid investor confidence supporting the current market levels.

All signs point to a promising month ahead for stocks. The expected Fed rate cuts, coupled with strong market momentum, provide a solid foundation for continued growth.


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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