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Another way to look at this is: Wall Street returns to June 30th levels, which were record highs, and which marked a tremendous rebound from the Feb-April 2020
by jawns 5y ago
Another way to look at this is:
Wall Street returns to June 30th levels, which were record highs, and which marked a tremendous rebound from the Feb-April 2020 decline due to the pandemic. Those levels, while erasing some gains from the past couple of months, are still higher than the 10-year trend line of a remarkably long-lasting bull market.
- themodelplumber 5y agoPerfect, this gives bulls more hope while simultaneously extending an olive branch of doom to the permabears.