We're two-thirds of the way through the third quarter, and corporate earnings — along with macro uncertainty — have revealed some clear winners and losers.
September in markets is a bit like a Monday morning; no one looks forward to it, and it usually lives up to its reputation.
August gave investors plenty to cheer about, but history says September tends to be the worst month of the year for stocks.
The S&P 500
hit a fresh record high at the end of August, topping 6,500, while the Dow Jones
also touched new peaks. Across the Atlantic, the Stoxx Europe 600
August was very good for Wall Street. September is shaping up to be the opposite.
Wall Street may want to go to sleep and wake up when September ends.
September is typically the worst month of the year for the market.
September's seasonal weakness is more prevalent in the back half of the month.
The near-term outlook suddenly looks precarious for a stock market near all-time highs.
Wall Street is tracking for solid gains this month, with Tuesday marking the end of an unusually strong September and the close…
