Here’s How Much the S&P 500 Can Fall Without Immediate Stimulus Relief
The S&P 500 could fall by as much as 7% without immediate stimulus relief, according to BTIG. President Trump’s partial aid might not be enough.
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The S&P 500 could fall by as much as 7% without immediate stimulus relief, according to BTIG. President Trump’s partial aid might not be enough.
Throughout the past six months, surging global liquidity caused the S&P 500 to rally to new highs. But liquidity is at risk of sliding.
Goldman Sachs is way too optimistic about corporate profitability in 2021. The stock market is facing many risks that could limit its rally next year.
The stock market could be in for a major post-pandemic correction as old problems resurface in even more dangerous conditions.
Phil Orlando, Federated Hermes chief equity market strategist, pinpoints two potential catalysts for an S&P 500 downtrend.
The stock market could have a rude awakening once the short-term chaos has cleared and the risks posed by China become more apparent.
October could be the last time the stock market offers easy money as November and December look to be riddled with uncertainty.
President Trump’s Covid-19 diagnosis rattled markets on Friday, but the impact could be short-lived, analysts say.
Donald Trump’s late-night revelation of testing positive for the coronavirus is having a sizable impact on markets already.
The U.S. stock market faces myriad risks heading into the fourth quarter. That’s on top of the pandemic-induced economic decline.