25 Stocks With Scary Good October Returns

The Dow erased triple-digit losses to end with a 100-point gain

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10/06/2021 Have you seen our volatility scorecard? Sign up by clicking here! Stocks Settle Higher After Shaky Trading Day By: Lillian Currens Markets were all over the place on Wednesday, with the Dow shedding 459 points at session lows, before snapping back by the close to notch a 100-point win. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq also clawed their way back into the black by end of day, as investors digested news that Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell has agreed, in a closed meeting of Republicans, to offer a short-term extension of the U.S. debt ceiling in order to avoid national default and a subsequent economic crisis.  Meanwhile, investors rotated back into the beaten-down tech sector, and shifted away from reopening stocks, following a pessimistic review of the airline sector from Goldman Sachs. Also propping up stocks was a better-than-expected ADP employment report for September, which showed private jobs rising to 568,000 for the month.  Continue reading for more on today's market, including: The bubbling oil stock to single out in October.  One blue-chip stock to avoid this month.  Plus, STX gets a downgrade; UBS' banking pick; and why AZO is a buy. Share on Read More...       The Power of Artificial Intelligence The best way to understand the power of VantagePoint's Artificial Intelligence is to experience it in action. Learn how you could leverage the power of AI in your trading. Request your live training. FREE. Sponsored In Case You Missed It... Avoid This Blue-Chip Stock in October Plus, another 24 stocks to avoid this month Best Chip Stock to Buy on the Dip in October LAM has been a strong performer in October for the past 10 years Target This Bubbling Oil Stock in October Marathon Petroleum stock tends to outperform in October AutoZone Stock Looks Like Solid Choice for Bulls AZO is just 5% off its 52-week high Investor Alert: EV Initiatives Create Unsustainable Demand For Lithium The soaring demand for lithium is driven by worldwide demand for electric vehicles (EVs). Lithium is ideal for electric cars. It's lightweight, stores lots of energy and is rechargeable. Sales of EVs are expected to increase 10-fold by 2030 and estimates are that 1 in 2 cars sold will be electric by 2040. See how EV demand could create new lithium investment opportunities for you. Sponsored Want More Minute-to-Minute Updates? Ranking the most volatile stocks → Schaeffer's Volatility Scorecard Before the market opens → Opening View Midday check-in → Midday Market Check Last week's rundown → 5 Minute Market Rundown Analyzing the current market climate → Monday Morning Outlook What's on our CEO's radar this week → Chart of the Week Schaeffer's has a podcast, have you given us a listen?       ADVERTISE // CAREERS // SHOP Be sure to add us to your contacts so you don't miss out on any news! Unsure of how to do that? Follow our instructions located here. For more information about our privacy practices, please review our Privacy Policy or our Terms & Conditions. 5151 Pfeiffer Road Cincinnati, OH 45242 If you didn't create an account using this email address or no longer wish to receive these emails, please unsusbscribe here.