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Anatomy of Bull Market Rebounds

Anatomy of Bull Market Rebounds

Tracking sport stats is immensely popular - because what an athlete has done in the past can often give an indication of what they might do in the future. The history of bull market rebounds can shed similar insight. This month we look at historical performance following a bear market and the basic structure of a bull market. Included is a recap of performance based on how much the Fed raises rates, the most reliable recession indicator, and more.

February 27, 2023
Anatomy of Bull Market Rebounds
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