To illustrate just how much of a factor central banks are in setting stock prices, we only need to go back to late 2018 when stocks plunged on the Fed’s turn toward quantitative tightening or its recent actions to steady the markets during the global pandemic meltdown.
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Have you prepared your practice to weather the turmoil and financial consequences of a bear market? In many cases, the answer is, sadly, “no.”
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Mid-term elections introduce a measure of uncertainty into the markets. Will the President’s agenda be frustrated by the opposition party gaining control of one or both of the legislative chambers?
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