These high quality stocks bounce back the fastest after a market sell-off, Bernstein says

Rafael Henrique | SOPA Images | Getty Images It's rare for certain high-quality stocks to come at a discount, but the recent coronavirus-driven market weakness has pulled back big names that are poised to rebound, according to Bernstein.

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Stocks Snap Back After Fed MoveThe Dow Jones Industrial Average fell or 0.2% after staging its biggest one-day rally in nearly a decade Monday. The S&P 500 lost 0.4% and the Nasdaq Composite fell 0.2% So many damn bots in our markets Yup, because the world knows Trump isn't up to the task of stopping a pandemic. Pouring more and more money by the fed into the markets will end the same way it did under Reagan and GW. Time to think about investing while the market is still bouncing up and down. Buy it on a down day knowing that it will eventually go up.
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Morgan Stanley's Mike Wilson says he doesn't want stocks to snap back tomorrowWilson, who has long said the market was overdue for a correction, said he wants to see volatility decline. Too bad because they are going to snap back so hard 😆 People who are short, and in the money, saying this! Wish more than likely granted
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The Bottom Line from Last Week’s Market SlideThe past three years have seen stocks stutter at times, but the general trajectory has been positive. Now coronavirus fears have jolted investors, with the S&P 500 notching its biggest weekly decline since the financial crisis. Trickle down economics doesn't work Fed IMF this will not restore manufacturing and replenish supplies. Once stores run out of inventory and lay people off this scam will be exposed. Coronavirus weddingdress Samsung apple Electronics BestBuy Woodrow On the other hand, stocks are up today. Worth mentioning, no?
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