September stocks you may want to hold, and to fade, after S&P 500's best August since 1986

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September stocks to hold, and names to fade, after S&P 500's best August since 1986: Traders (TradingNation)

Gradient Investments President Michael Binger is still holding onto Apple and Salesforce into September. He says Apple stock still looks relatively cheap with an attractive amount of cash on their balance sheet, while Salesforce should benefit from momentum."Target is going to have a very hard time.

I mean, they've benefited from stocking up, working from home, not going out, just going to Target or Walmart, they've benefited there, so I think those comp numbers that they put up, those sales comps, are going be hard to repeat," Binger said during the same "Trading Nation" segment.XRT retail ETF"I would also fade Nvidia. Nvidia already trades at two times its growth rate, it's close to 50 times earnings.

 

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TradingNation Enjoy the stock market euphoria while you can. October historically gets ugly for the stock market.

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