What’s key to understand: Investors are always gauging the future prospects of the business world
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Too many investors are failing to grasp that the coronavirus recession may be longer and tougher
Financial markets and regulators are flying blind and our ‘black hole illusion’ will cost us
Warren Buffett on the ‘one-two punch’ market panic: It took me 89 years to experience something like this
‘It wasn’t October 1987, but it was an imitation… [and the financial crisis] was much more scary, by far, than anything that happened [on Monday].’
‘Sell in May and go away’ is a warning to stock investors now more than ever
Dow’s weakness since last Halloween is a bad omen for the next six months
Warren Buffett says Fed’s Jerome Powell belongs on same ‘pedestal’ as Paul Volcker
Berkshire Hathaway Chairman and Chief Executive Warren Buffett on Saturday had high praise for the Federal Reserve’s handling of the market turmoil that accompanied the deepening of the coronavirus crisis in March, comparing Chairman Jerome Powell with the late Paul Volcker, who was credited with taming runaway inflation in the late 1970s and early 1980s.
Small stocks are sending a big message about a retest of the bear market low
Leadership has shifted from the largest stocks to the smallest, and that’s bullish for the market
The economy may already have achieved what marked the bear-market lows of 1970, 1974, 1982, 1990, 2001 and 2009
What a month. In the midst of a pandemic lockdown that has seen some 30 million Americans file for unemployment benefits, and millions more around the globe, the S&P 500 US:SPX surged 12.7% in April. That is the best monthly performance since Jan. 1987, and the best April since the Great Depression.
Stock market rally went too far, too fast — expect a decline before prices rise again
Some indexes rebounded over 40% since the March lows and there’s now resistance holding back further gains
Why a stock-market bull who nailed the April rally now refuses to lift his S&P 500 target
Another shock, followed by more Fed action, may be needed for stocks to push higher, says Stifel’s Bannister
Beaten-up value stocks are offering opportunities of a generation, fund manager says
To say value stocks have had a rough time of it is an understatement.