![(FILES) In this file photograph taken on March 18, 2020, traders work on the floor at the opening bell of the Dow Industrial Average at the New York Stock Exchange in New York. The coronavirus has upended everyday life in the six months since the crisis was declared a pandemic by the World Health Organization (WHO). While our understanding of the new respiratory disease has steadily increased since it was first detected in China last year, what lies ahead over the next half-year remains unknown.
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The recent rally has been led by big technology names that offer exposure to long-term growth themes. AFP
The recent rally has been led by big technology names that offer exposure to long-term growth themes. AFP
Are US stocks destined to repeat history?
September and October have tended to be the weakest months for US equities in the past
Joe Amato
22 September, 2020