Stocks tend to suffer in the second half of September — but the Fed’s rate cut might keep bears at bay
1. Federal Reserve cut interest rates, boosting market sentiment and S&P 500 rally. 2. Historically, September sees stock declines in the second half but may differ this year. 3. Current investor sentiment reflects cautious optimism, not extreme greed. 4. Major indices, including S&P 500, achieved record gains despite historical patterns. 5. Concerns remain over high valuations leading to potential market volatility.