“After a sudden and dramatic pullback in economic activity from coronavirus containment policy, early economic indicators are pointing to a shift back to sustainable growth.”
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“Considering the “shock and awe” containment collapse in markets, many investors are now dismissing the risk that markets fall further.”
“Now that the unimaginable has hit, let’s take a look at what to expect from here.”
“Over the course of a few weeks, the coronavirus has emerged as a little-known outbreak from interior China to a highly publicized global health emergency.”
“Late-Stage Uncertainty Prevails as Federal Reserve Acts to Reverse Slower Growth”
“After markets delivered disappointing returns in 2018, investors are finding relief so fa this year”
“After a frantic fourth quarter sell-off, it seems investor sentiment has completely flipped. Since the market bottomed on December 24th, the S&P 500 index has finished up for nine of the last ten weeks.”
By the end of the third quarter, one would have likely found a fairly happy investor mood. Afterall, a market that swung through an early year correction had found its way back to a +10.5% return in the S&P 500 total return index.
