If you were to look up the definition of "roller coaster" in the dictionary, don't be shocked if it depicts a snapshot of the stock market in 2020. In a six-month span, Wall Street has crammed in the fastest bear market nosedive in history, as well as the quickest rally back to new highs from a bear market bottom of all time. Best of all, persistently dovish monetary policy from the Federal Reserve has made loans cheaper than they've ever been. Read More...
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If you were to look up the definition of “roller coaster” in the dictionary, don’t be shocked if it depicts a snapshot of the stock market in 2020. In a six-month span, Wall Street has crammed in the fastest bear market nosedive in history, as well as the quickest rally back to new highs from a bear market bottom of all time. Best of all, persistently dovish monetary policy from the Federal Reserve has made loans cheaper than they’ve ever been.
