Why investors shouldn’t be spooked by fears of an October stock-market crash
You may be able to profit from investors’ irrational belief that crashes are especially likely to occur in October.
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# Summary The article argues that historical data does not support the widespread belief that October is uniquely prone to stock market crashes, suggesting investors can capitalize on this irrational market fear rather than panic sell. By recognizing that October crashes are statistically no more likely than crashes in other months, contrarian investors may find profitable opportunities when market sentiment becomes irrationally pessimistic around this time period.
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