Since recently it has been no secret that the stock market no longer reflects the state of the economy. In spite of all the global trade disputes, conflict in the middle east, protesting every other week in the west, and an ever more growing amount of people becoming reliant on government aid the S&P has never been higher nor have it gained so much in such a short span of time. With talks of a potential dollar crisis, it is clear to see we "don't deserve" the current prices were seeing in the stock market.
What goes up must come down (even if it's for a moment), although I don't know when I'd be expecting a drop to ATLEAST peak covid figures in march.
Protect yourselves by saving and if possible find secondary streams of income or safe investments.
-Jones
What goes up must come down (even if it's for a moment), although I don't know when I'd be expecting a drop to ATLEAST peak covid figures in march.
Protect yourselves by saving and if possible find secondary streams of income or safe investments.
-Jones