Historically, September has been the worst month for equities, but things could be different this year. In fact, data from CFRA shows that February and September are the only two months that have averaged negative returns for the stock market since 1945. However, significant de-risking has already occurred this year due to the broad-based equity selloff, so experts suggest the market could buck the so-called “September effect.” Get the entire 4-part series on Henry Singleton in PDF.