Global Capital Reserves: Stocks Drop, Then Rally Following Bad News

So naturally, with a QE-addicted market now, stocks RISE following such news.

But perhaps investors didn't hear also the news that corporate earnings are also collapsing. But who cares? After all, we have printed prosperity now!

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Monday, February 2, 2015

Stocks Drop, Then Rally Following Bad News

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