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The S&P 500 usually falls in September. Why this year should be different.

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The S&P 500 usually falls in September. Why this year should be different.

As U.S. stocks head into September, a key trading level suggests the S&P 500 could dodge a big loss in what is historically a turbulent month.

The S&P 500 usually falls in September. Why this year should be different.

Source：MarketWatch

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