The month of September was one of the roughest in recent years.

Do you believe the fourth quarter will be better for the market?

Yeah, historically, whenever we've had bad December,

we normally have positive returns for the fourth quarter, also two.

September is really important because of the fiscal year climate.

So I think we'll start to see a lot more buying in October.

I think we'll be fine, especially like a most of the magnificent seven will be fine.

A lot of stocks came down to lows where relatively,

I would like them like if Apple got to 162, I would want to buy in there.

It's currently a 173 and it hit a high in July of 198.

So every time we have a September,

we average between two to seven percent for the fourth quarter.

So unless this UAW strike remains, I'm still interested to see when people have to start paying back loans

on a student loan side.

How much of an impact that will have the government shut down will have the big of an impact.

But the biggest thing is if the Fed will keep raising rates,

if they announce they won't raise rates for the rest of the year,

definitively, I think that that will ease a little bit of the pressure and then the stock market

will be a-okay, going into the fourth quarter.

Yeah, historically, when people ask why, I would look at his, what does history tell us?

Historically, the fourth quarter has been the money quoted straight in, right?

So if we look at over the past 40 to 50 years,

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