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5 Market Sectors and 9 Stocks to Keep on Your Radar in September

September is the market's cruelest month - except in presidential election years. Shift your portfolio towards those industries and sectors that have made money in September.There are two reasons why traders might want to resist the urge to go to cash in September, despite the month's reputation as terrible for the U.S. stock market.September's reputation as a losing period for stock investors is well deserved - if we focus on the average of all years. Since the Dow Jones Industrial Average DJIA was created in 1896, it has gained an average of 0.8% in all non-September months. In the average September, in contrast, the Dow has lost 1.1%. That spread of 1.9 percentage points is hugely significant from a statistical perspective.The nine stocks listed below - including Exxon Mobil and Allstate - are from one of those industries currently recommended by any of the investment newsletters monitored by my performance-auditing firm. As additional protection against a big market downdraft in

5 Market Sectors and 9 Stocks to Keep on Your Radar in September

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During election years, the U.S. stock market in September performs no worse than average. The other reason not to go to cash: Some industries and sectors counter the overall market&#39;s September slide.</p><p>September&#39;s reputation as a losing period for stock investors is well deserved - if we focus on the average of all years. Since the Dow Jones Industrial Average DJIA was created in 1896, it has gained an average of 0.8% in all non-September months. In the average September, in contrast, the Dow has lost 1.1%. That spread of 1.9 percentage points is hugely significant from a statistical perspective.</p><h3 id=\"id_2606036711\">Presidential pardon</h3><p>Less widely known is that Septembers in presidential-election years aren&#39;t so bad for the stock market. In the 32 such years since the late 1800s, the Dow in September produced a gain of 0.2%, on average. That is better than the average gain of four other months during presidential-election years, as you can see from the chart below. During presidential-election years, in fact, the Dow&#39;s average return in September is statistically indistinguishable from the average of the other 11 months.</p><p class=\"t-img-caption\"><img src=\"https://community-static.tradeup.com/news/c0df7bb9f5ca487a07fce3f4d44010bf\" tg-width=\"700\" tg-height=\"471\"/></p><p>That alone may be reason enough for you to remain in the stock market over the next month. 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