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The S&P 500 is on track for a 14% annual gain, debunking the myth of an October market crash.
The so-called "October effect," a belief that markets typically crash in October, is challenged by recent data showing the S&P 500 has gained 3.5% in September and is on track for a 14% annual rise, fueled by tech stocks, Fed rate cuts, and AI-driven optimism.
Despite a Shiller CAPE ratio above 35—indicating high valuations—historical trends show no consistent October decline over the past six years, suggesting the effect may be more myth than reality.
Long-term investing remains advisable amid ongoing economic and sector-specific tailwinds.
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El S&P 500 está en camino a una ganancia anual del 14%, desacreditando el mito de un colapso del mercado en octubre.