From a stock market perspective, the Fed has had 14 cycles since 1929 in which it has started to cut interest rates. While not a huge sample statistically, this data still lets us look back and see how markets have performed. Read on to see what has happened before.
Now that the Fed has said rate cuts are on the horizon, what does this mean for the market — and your pocketbook? For one thing, investors who stay only in short-term investments may risk an opportunity to lock in higher yields. Here's what history tells us: https://lnkd.in/gHsx9Tg3
