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Flashback: How the stock market started to warn us that COVID-19 was going to be a big deal
Fortune
2/22/2021
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It was this week one year ago that the stock market seemed to get the first hint that COVID could be a
thing.
It wasn’t a straight drop down, but this week one year ago today was the start of trouble. “The old market adage ‘stairs up, elevator down’ certainly rang true over the coming weeks,” wrote Ryan Detrick, Chief Market Strategist for LPL Financial in a new report. 
By the end of January, market-watchers were still guessing that the coronavirus would have little impact on the stock market despite a smattering of headlines about the virus spreading rampantly throughout China. As late as February 19, markets were “climbing on the news that Beijing [would] likely do whatever it takes injecting stimulus where needed to cushion the coronavirus blow.” ....

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