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Seth Golden posted an update 4 years ago
While the direction of the market still hinges on when the coronavirus outbreak is slowed, some signs are emerging that the bulk of the selling in stock and corporate bonds is behind us, according to Bank of America’s Chief Investment Strategist Michael Hartnett.-
Tough for asset prices & volatility to subside until human beings can safely leave their homes; that said … lows on corporate bond & stock prices are in,” wrote Hartnett
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