Until mid-year, inflation fears intensified, bond yields rose, the Fed raised the funds rate, and the stock market declined. Since mid-year, inflation fears have intensified, bond yields have risen, the Fed has persistently raised the funds rate… but the stock market stopped falling. The S&P 500 surged from its June lows, collapsed in August, and is now basically unchanged over the last several months.
Oct
24
2022
Has The Stock Market Changed Its Stripes?
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