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Rate cuts historically cause the market to down turn. Why would now be any different?
I started watching the average daily movement of the market with a chart tracking each day of the year since 1950, it's almost shocking how accurate it is on which days are up and down based off 73 years of data.
If history does seem to repeat itself to such a recognizable degree, Sept. is recognized as worst month of the year for the market, and that's when they plan on starting rate cuts?! It seems like things are about to get really nasty. August trades flat, Sept. dumps, rate cuts cause dumps why would now be any different?
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