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U.S. stock markets reached new highs last week, just two weeks after experiencing a 10% price decline and a 19% valuation drawdown. Jurrien Timmer observed that the swift recovery, while striking, is typical of corrections seen during longer-term bull markets.
Timmer also referenced historical declines, such as the 20% drop in the fourth quarter of 2018 and the 21% decline, highlighting the market’s volatility yet resilience during such periods.
Timmer previously reported that the S&P 500 slipped 9.2 percent from its peak as its P/E ratio fell 18 percent during a bout of market volatility earlier this year. He has also noted gold's surprising weakness amid geopolitical tensions, attributing the move to changing sentiment among fast money traders in another post. These observations reflect a pattern of investors reacting quickly across different asset classes during turbulent periods.