StockRising.com
The current rising stocks financial bull market began in March of 2009 when the Obama/Biden Administration enacted creative financial measures to pull the United States, and the World for that matter, out of the “Great Recession” of 2007-2009. Stocks have since risen over 370%, and although the S&P 500 came close to entering into a bear market at the end of 2018, the resilient stock market bounced back after a 19.78% decline.
The stock market plunged again after the World health Organization declared the COVID-19 coronavirus a pandemic, which quickly erased 80% of the Trump Administration’s stock market gains after business were forced to close and social distancing measure were put in place. But in true bull market fashion the markets backed back again with a sharp “V” shaped stock market recovery, lifting stocks to or near new all time highs in all the major U.S. indices.
No one knows where the stock market will be in the future, but even when everything is going badly it seems the stock market is always rising, or at least until the Federal Reserve stops pumping liquidity into it.
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