The summer slump explained

Summer is historically a sluggish time of year for the stock market, says Ashish Utarid, Assistant Vice-President, Investment Strategy at IG Wealth Management. While July usually delivers a decent return, August is typically flat, and September normally dips. Ashish explains what this seasonal slump means, why a summer wobble is expected (and not panic-worthy), and how it can prepare us for what’s ahead in the fall.

• Download1K