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Market Update May 2019
Here is what the recent correction looked like, primarily in the last quarter of last year and the significant upward rally that took place during the first four months of this current year….
Market Update March 2019
Markets have recovered most the correction that occurred in the last quarter of 2018, with Canada rallying 17%+ and the U.S. rallying 20%+ since lows of last December 2018.
More recently, interest rates in the bond market have been dropping quickly, in anticipation that the American Federal Reserve may seek to perhaps lower, not increase interest rates.
How come…
Click here to read the March Update
Best,
Rob Hunter