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From fool global headquarters, this is Motley Fool Money.

It's the Motley Fool Money Radio Show.

I'm Dylan Lewis, joining me over the airwaves, Motley Fool Senior Analyst Jason Moser and

Matt Argersinger, gentlemen, great to have you both here.

We've got one business facing De facto ban in America's biggest city, a lost decade

for one of entertainment's best known brands and companies on our radar, but we're kicking

off with the big picture and the big macro this week.

Labor Day has come a gone, summer's over, and Matt, I think a lot of investors are

probably happy to see August in the rear view mirror.

I think so, Dylan, a little bit of a rough month.

It wasn't terrible by any standards, and we've had a great year-to-date in the stock

market.

I think there are some seasonal factors that play here.

August is typically a month where there's lighter trading volumes.

You've got investors, investment bankers, fools that go on vacation, so low volumes sometimes

can cause technical moves in the market that create more volatility.

Then we have September, which we're now in, which is statistically the worst month for

the stock market.

Perhaps maybe investors looked ahead and said, September's coming, take some profits,

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