The S&P 500 pegged its third consecutive quarterly loss, a remarkable feat for the Index. It hadn’t produced back-to-back quarterly losses (total return) since the Great Financial Crisis. Investors opening their quarterly statements in the next week or so, accustomed to a sharp reversal of losses like those in 2011, 2015, 2019, and 2020 may be in for a surprise.
Oct
07
2022
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