Stocks dropped and bond yields hit multiyear highs after a slew of global central banks joined the Federal Reserve in hiking interest rates to curb scorching levels of inflation at the expense of economic growth.
The Fed gave its clearest signal yet that it’s willing to tolerate a recession as the necessary trade-off for regaining control of inflation, with officials signaling a further 1.25 percentage points of tightening before year-end. Norway, Britain and South Africa also followed with hikes of their own as officials rush to get to grips with rampant price increases.
It has traded below its 200-day moving average for over 100 sessions -- a streak that was previously breached only during the tech bubble and the global financial crisis in the past 30 years. In both of those instances, the gauge posted most of its losses after surpassing that level, with the index declining by a further 50 per cent in 2000-2003 and 40 per cent in 2008-2009 before troughing, they said.
Dennis DeBusschere at 22V Research expects markets to remain volatile as he maintained his neutral, range-bound stance for stocks.
put options have been generous
put options have been generous
Filling gaps in asset allocations but other than that having to mostly ride it out.
Putting more money in is the only answer
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