The next 45 days are the ‘most critical period in U.S. financial history,’ says stock-market expert who profited in 1987 and 2008 crises

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After recovering a chunk of the losses racked up during the worst of the coronavirus-induced selloff last month, the stock market finds itself at a crucial inflection point, writes Alan B. Lancz.

 

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“This is the most important at bat of your life...no pressure”

What's surprises me is how good social media is at getting everything wrong. Guys say spx 1500. What's probably going to happen is a test of 3000. Twitter is an outstanding piece of technical analysis if you just go against the popular tweet

“..in history”? Seems overly dramatic.

RemindMe_OfThis in 45 days

Lord what has happened

People are in critical condition. Markets are not. Fk off

$SPX is going to 1500. The economy is trashed.

MAYBE POMPEO AND HIS FAT HEAD CAN SHAKE THE MARKET OUT NICELY ONE LAST TIME PLUNGER

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