The rally in the U.S. stock market, which in large part had been due to a short-squeeze, recently exhausted itself. Without positive news, the stock market would have sunk. But stock market bears ran out of luck when a report surfaced Thursday after the close of trading that an antiviral
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In the wake of coronavirus-related volatility in the stock market, investors are asking: “Is the economic data showing that there will be a depression?” The No. 1 mistake investors make as they try to figure out the answer is that they are mostly focused on one dimension of a two-dimensional
What are the effects of the coronavirus on life in the U.S.? Lost lives, lost jobs, trauma, shutdowns and trillions in borrowing and money printing. What does Wall Street say? The coronavirus doesn’t matter to the stock market. Wall Street wants you to believe it’s safe to buy. What happened
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In short order, greed in the stock market has mostly taken over fear after reports of slowing new coronavirus cases in New York and Europe. Is it prudent to chase the rally? The answer is “no” without knowing where you belong in the protection band. (More on that later.) The
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President Trump said Tuesday the U.S. will experience a “very, very painful two weeks” because of coronavirus suffering and death. As a result, the stock market has fallen. However, stocks rose after Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institutes of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, said a few days ago
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The Federal Reserve, President Trump and Congress have come up with $6 trillion in stimulus and relief programs to help the economy. Stock market investors are cheering and not many are talking about the long-term risks from all the new borrowing. Prudent investors ought to take a look at segmented money