August was a month of correction at the beginning of the month and rebound from the lows for the US stock market.The $S&P 500(.SPX)$ is approaching the record high set in July,The $DJIA(.DJI)$ has surpassed the record high in July, while the $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$.As September approaches, people are beginning to worry that the market in September will be more volatile and pessimistic.Read More: Weekly: Jobs report kicks off a new month, Wall Street is bracing for a tough monthOf course, there are also some stocks that continue to perform very well in August and hit record highs.Below are some in

Summary U.S. equity markets climbed to record-highs while benchmark interest rates rebounded from eight-month lows on a relatively quiet end-of-summer week as investors parsed a 'Goldilocks' slate of economic data. PCE data showed modest inflationary pressures in July - keeping the Fed on course for multiple rate cuts by year-end - while consumer spending and consumer confidence data topped estimates. Posting gains for a fourth week following a three-week skid in late July, the S&P 500 gained another 0.3% this week. The Dow Jones finished the week at all-time record-highs. Real estate equities continued their recent outperformance this week on indications that the rate retreat will spark a revival across the long-floundering REIT sector. The Equity REIT Index advanced 0.4%. Billboard

Downward data revisions are the new normal: US retail sales have been revised down in the last 7 out of 9 months. This year alone, 4 months of retail sales data have been adjusted down by 0.2%-0.3%. In June, retail sales were revised down by 0.2 percentage points. First, the data comes in better than expected showing the economy is on track for a soft landing. Then the data is revised lower in the following month when attention has shifted to the new numbers. What is happening here?$S&P 500(.SPX)$  

Nvidia$NVIDIA Corp(NVDA)$   just closed the day back over a $3 Trillion market cap Apple$Apple(AAPL)$   just closed the day higher for the 9th day in a row

LET’S RECAP: - Stock market saw BOTH its worst and best day in a year this week - S&P closes the week down just -0.04% - NASDAQ officially enters correction territory - U.S. recession confirmed by Sahm rule trigger - VIX skyrockets +280% to 65—near record high - S&P liquidity index drops worst since 1996 - Trump to be interviewed by Elon Musk on X Monday - SocGen: Investors unwind biggest carry trade ever (size of yen carry trade? $20 TRILLION!) - U.S. credit card debt hits record; delinquencies highest in over a decade - Canada’s youth unemployment jumps to 14.2%—unprecedented outside a crisis - U.S. debt reaches record +$35 trillion - Global central banks cut rates 35 times in 3 months—fastest since COVID - Japan's stock market sees 2nd-largest drop in history - U.S. recession od