by Brett Eversole
So yes, investors have been through a lot recently. But new all-time highs aren’t a sign that it’s time to lock in gains.
Stocks don’t have a history of crashing after hitting new all-time highs. Instead, prices tend to keep moving higher.
That means more new highs are likely in the months ahead. So we want to stay bullish – and stay invested – until the trend reverses.
Source: DailyWealth.com
https://dailytradealert.com/2024/02/16/ ... ths-ahead/