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CFO Corner Week 43: Is October Really the Scariest Month for Stocks?
1929, 1987, 2008 — October has a reputation as the stock market's "crash month." But the data tells a different story: September is historically the weaker month, and October is better known for ending bear markets than starting them. This Halloween week, Maddie myth-busts "Octoberphobia," explains why our brains remember scary markets the way they do, and walks through what it actually costs to run from a scary headline — including J.P. Morgan's data on missing the market's best days.
This week's action: match each investment account to its goal and timeline, confirm your contributions are…
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