In this month here, I want us to trade with precision, I want us to execute with precision,

and I want us to buy our shares with precision.

So September market volatility 25 year breakdown, S&P has posted negative returns in September

15 of the last 25 years, with an average average loss of 1.3%, making it the worst month historically.

Market drops occurred.

2001, post-9-11, September fell 11%.

God damn.

Financial crisis, market fell 9.1%.

European debt fears, the market failed 7%.

Trade walls in 2018, 4%.

Market spikes in September are common with the VIX,

which is something we need to be paying attention to.

The volatility index surges above 20 and multiple years,

including 2020, 2008, 2011, and 2018.

Trading value also jumps in September as institutional investors return from summer,

often triggering short repositioning and sell-offs.

Remember, September 19th, quiet winching.

You will see more volatility in the market.

Also, remember, tomorrow, Wednesday

morning, you will have this morning you had ISM data. Tomorrow you're going to have JOTS data, which is

jobs, and then third you're going to have non-form payroll data. All of these things affect the market. Let's go a little further.

September has a brutal history in the stock market. It isn't just another month. It's statistically the worst month for stocks going back more than a century. Since 1928, the S&P 500 has averaged a negative return in September, and some of the most unpredictable

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