Stock Market Break records, but history suggests it is a rally in the bear market
Nasdaq closed 12% higher on Wednesday, marked it Second-the biggest benefit Historically, following President Trump’s decision to —pause the implementation of Tariffs within 90 days. Strategy (MSTR), one of the fastest recovery of stocks and a portion of Invesco QQQ Trust, Series 1 (QQQ) ETF, SURGED 25%.
Meanwhile, the S&P 500 climbed nearly 10%, its its its its Third-largest largest single-day gain-Surpassed only two days in 2008.
While this may seem bullish on the surface, it is worth noting that the three biggest rallies of the NASDAQ took place in 2001 and 2008 – both during the retreat and followed by new lows. Similarly, the two larger green S&P 500 days were also during the financial crisis in 2008. Investors should be aware of the rallies in the bear market.
There is a growing speculation about why Trump has been back in the tariffs. All over the world, bond yield are dirty markets. According to the Fox Business Senior Correspondent Charles GasparinoThe pressure on the bond market may come from Japan selling bonds – not to China, as many assume.
As the market rallies, VIX (Volatility Index) closes at 34, registered with lThe highest one day percentage collapse In its history, which exceeds the 2010 record.
Bitcoin (BTC) also saw a spike, briefly ranging above $ 82,000. However, it remains inside the descending channel it has followed since January.
