September in history is often considered a period of poor performance of risky assets. Data can be used as a reference, but not as the sole basis for decision-making. Whether it is U.S. stocks or assets such as Bitcoin, their prices are affected by multiple factors, and the future market trend cannot be determined by a single factor.
September is generally considered a downturn for risky assets, but considering that the sharp market fluctuations in August may have released some anxiety, I am cautiously optimistic about the market performance in September. I believe that under the current stable market sentiment, especially before the official interest rate cut, the three major U.S. stock indexes are likely to hit new highs. For BTC, high-risk assets are most sensitive to interest rates. The Russell 2000 has resumed its upward trend. As long as the risk appetite in the market increases, there will always be a chance for the U.S. stock market to not collapse.
