It looks like the recent "bear" market is over before it has barely begun! Having said that, September was a very jittery month for me, not because stocks had fallen rapidly, but because I was trying to figure out whether and when to buy stocks. Stocks had already fallen sharply in mid August when China devalued its currency, but a look at the calendar for September showed there were several more events that could cause nervous moments for the stock market, with Singapore's General Election (GE) on 11 Sep, US Federal Reserve's interest rate decision on 17 Sep and finally Greece's GE on 20 Sep. Including the renminbi devaluation and US' announcement of higher GDP growth in Q2 in August, there were 5 events to digest in quick succession in order to conclude whether the "bear" was coming or just pretending.
Among these 5 events, 3 have economic significance, meaning ......