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The longest bull market in history is about to turn 11 — can it outrun the coronavirus?

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The longest bull market in U.S. history is set to hit another milestone on Monday. But with worries over the economic impact of the spread of COVID-19 sending major stock indexes well into correction territory, it’s no surprise that investors are questioning how much further it can run.

 

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Animals only catch a mild version and don’t transmit.

One more bulltrap and then its done.

As long as there B paper & ink the BULLS RUN happy trails.

No. It will be worst. Get ready

We briefly entered bear market in Nov-Dec 18

Sorry but I am gonna have to call you out. There was a 20% draw down in dec 18. This bill market is about 14 mos old. Actually we are in a sideways market.

Trump couldn't kill the Obama Bull market, but sadly corona virus will

Nope

No. It’s about to hit the fan. Do the Coronavirus math. It’s astounding.

Bulls need to be destroyed completely for some real containment measures to begin. Right now the spread is exponential

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U.S. stocks may fall another 11% due to virus damage-index provider MSCIU.S. stocks could be in line for another double-digit decline in the near-term b... 🙈 I can't bear to watch! Yesterdays bump was the Biden Bump but today's fall is coronavirus? Or they won't. And if they do they'll go back up. Just another reminder though not to put money in the stock market that you'll need in less then 3-5 years.
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