For Some Stocks, Bad News Is Now Good News

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The coronavirus has upended expectations for the riskiness of individual stocks, a shift that has stoked major indexes’ recovery and shaken up sectors from technology to real estate

The new coronavirus has upended expectations for the riskiness of individual stocks, a shift that has stoked major indexes’ recovery but that many investors now warn leaves the market vulnerable to reversals.

Shares of many technology and pharmaceutical companies have looked like safety plays during the pandemic. Other stocks that have long been considered defensive bets during a downturn, such as those of real-estate and utility companies, have suffered steep losses.

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NYC has seen its first rent decline in decades! I wonder why?

As long as the Fed is propping up things, stock market doesn't care what's actually happening with jobs, main street, or economic risk factors. When PPP runs out, it's like musical chairs and there won't be any chairs left.

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If there is no press involved in the market then everything will be fine.

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