How Did The Market Really Do In 2020?
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The 2020 stock market will be studied for years not just by market watchers and economists but sociologists, psychologist, and futurists. The stock market reflects our knowledgeable subconscious, which can often go completely opposite of how we feel about today, as it focuses on the future.
That was the case in the spring as Covid-19 was spreading and headlines screamed the worst was yet to come for the economy and stock market.
While the rebound off the lows has been admirable, the notion “the market” is up is a huge misnomer. Market breadth is among the worst ever for a positive year, as 40% of the names in the S&P 500 will finish the year in the red.
Holiday Indifference Creeps Into The Market
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It s beginning to feel a lot like holiday indifference is creeping into the market. Folks are more eager than ever to celebrate Christmas for what the day really means. Plus, most investors can breathe a sigh of relief if they did not panic back in the spring. Others that actually bought the dip can sit back and enjoy their spiked eggnog.
Let’s Hear it for Small-Cap Names
In the first half of the year, the Russell 2000 badly trailed other major equity indices and seemed hopeless. That’s all changed. Since March 23
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