Covid-19 quarantine leads to surprise medical bills for US family

Yeah:

Stock Market’s 15% Meltdown Sets Stage For Rebound

All major U.S. stock indexes melted down equally last week. On Friday, the DJIA, S&P 500, Nasdaq, Nasdaq 100 and Russell 2000 were all down about 15% from their recent February highs. Those similar results show indiscriminate selling — and that is a good thing.

Blanket dumping of stocks opens up a special opportunity for active managers. In times of turmoil, investment professionals can find attractive opportunities from among the beaten down, individual company stocks. (The last major market-delivered selloff benefiting active managers was early March 2009.)

Therefore, now is a great time to invest in actively managed funds run by the major fund companies that have sizeable analytical resources.

But you guys keep using a pandemic as a political pawn to fear-monger over your preferred socio-economic policies.

That's always a good look. /s

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