Was Last Week The Tipping Point For Stocks?

MarketGauge1.44K FollowersFollow5ShareSavePlay(18min)CommentsSummaryLast week was filled with more than a few small bearish events, but did they create a tipping point for the bull market?Bull markets don't tip into bear trends because of bearish news. The tipping point is when markets stop ignoring bearish news, selling into bullish news, and sell with conviction on bearish news.The war and the oil shock have come in the context where there is a strong buy-the-dip bullish narrative grounded in the belief in a resilient economy, rising earnings expectations, high but stable inflation, expected future fiscal stimulus from tax refunds, and a weak but stable labor market. shih-wei/E+ via Getty Images By Geoff Bysshe Last week will be remembered as historically significant in geopolitics and the oil markets, but it’s not clear that the stock market will receive the same recognition.

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