Canaccord Genuity chief market strategist Tony Dwyer is no stranger to bullish stock-market calls, but after a remarkable run for U.S. stocks over the past few weeks, he is now warning investors of a pullback ahead.
Coming into 2020, Dwyer had one of the more bullish outlooks on Wall Street, with a year-end target for the S&P 500 index of 3,440, announced in early December. — Canaccord Genuity’s Tony Dwyer Dwyer believes that traders will be deluged with ugly economic reports that reflect the magnitude of the economic pain felt by workers and businesses as efforts to fight coronavirus bring the U.S. economy to a standstill. “We don’t yet have an idea of the extent of the damage,” he said.
And while markets have rallied in recent weeks as the Federal Reserve has unveiled plans to backstop credit market and lend to businesses and state and local governments to the tune of trillions of dollars, it remains to be seen whether these programs — or new government spending aimed at supporting the jobless and small businesses — are enough to get the U.S. economy quickly back on its feet.
We still in the frustration part. I’m guessing he pulled his retest call
I don’t remember him saying to step in and try to buy the panic stage. This is why I do try and step in. If you solely stayed out to only buy a retest, you may of missed 30% rally off lows
Main Street America experiences massive loss of income,feels pain & uncertainty, and gets a tiny Congress stimulus (basically a good’ol “addaboy,hang in there”). Wall Street America experiences massive wealth protection, feels euphoria & confidence, and gets a Huge Fed Bailout.
1st this is NOT a typical “bear market.(Panic) 2nd the market has not reflected the working class economy for decades (faux relief) 3rd the global pandemic is making money for Insiders (rally) 4th Taxpayers bail out banks & corporation already paying net $ 0% (frustration)
Gold is terribly dealing with bears. I doubt they even venture it
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