The COVID-19 novel coronavirus pandemic has rocked the stock market, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average and S&P 500 index both down more than 30% from their highs, and many individual stocks performing

On March 11, the Dow Jones slid by over 1,400 points — or about 5.8% of its value at the time — and fell 20% from its most recent high,

With the S&P 500 down 28.4% in the past month, it’s fair to say the novel coronavirus pandemic has not started us out on the right path for 2020. Still, not all

It’s a crazy time for the markets. Fears over the novel coronavirus pandemic have caused a sharp sell-off of a broad range of equities, but some stocks have fallen like

Warren Buffett famously said when others are fearful it’s time to get greedy. The COVID-19 coronavirus has sparked a wave of selling through the airline industry, with investors terrified today’s industry

Goldman Sachs’ top U.S. stock strategist said Wednesday that the longest U.S. bull market in history will meet its demise soon, with equities seeing significant losses beyond what they’ve already

On an overall basis, healthcare stocks are weathering the current market storm better than most. Some healthcare stocks are even rising while the market is falling, especially those of companies

The bloodletting still has further to go.  This bad news come from a contrarian analysis of short-term market timers, who on balance have not yet exhibited the utter despair and