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Chart of the Day Today's chart illustrates the Dow's average performance for each calendar month since 1950 (blue columns) and 1980 (gray columns). What does the chart show? While the strongest upward bias in stocks has historically occurred during the November-January time frame, September has proven to be the most difficult month for stocks. It is interesting to note how the 1980-present average gain for September has remained negative despite the fact that most of this period included a strong bull market. Stay tuned...
Notes: - The market is at a critical juncture. Where we go from here may surprise you. Find out now with the exclusive & highly regarded charts of Chart of the Day Plus.
Source - Dow Jones
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September 04, 2006 - Labor Day September 10, 2006 - National Grandparents' Day
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