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And that's the bell!
At the end of the quarter, we see the scoreboard is rather different than many imagined just a few short volatile weeks ago.
The leader for the third quarter is the Nasdaq, which added a solid 3.8%. The Dow industrials were right behind, gaining 3.6%. Leadership continues to come from tech and very big-cap. The S&P 500 was held back by the financial sector and gained less than half of what the Dow did: a mere 1.6%. The big loser was the small-caps, with the Russell 2000 sliding 3.4%. Since the Fed cut the discount rate on Aug. 16, the S&P 500 is up 11%. Both the Dow and the Nasdaq gained 4% in the month of September. ...
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