This chart shows the 20 and 50 day moving averages rising above the 200 day moving average (dotted pink line), which suggests that The Dow is recovering from the global pandemic and its subsequent market crash.
Worst Stock Market Crash Since the Great Depression!
The Market Crash of 2020 will go down in history as one of the worst stock market disasters since The Great Depression. Fueled by the Covid-19 Pandemic, there was a major sell-off, so bad that the stock market had to shutdown a number of times during this downturn.
This chart can tell us a lot of things. First off, that we had a serious market crash, and secondly, we are in the process of recovering from that market crash.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell from +29,000 points to just above 18,000. In this modern era, this is unheard of, but it happened.
Eventually, the stock market is going to bounce back and surpass its all-time highs. In the history of the stock market it has never gone down to zero as some doomsayers were touting.
And it’s pretty obvious that now this huge crash is behind us for the most part, and it’s dialed in that investors are confident that we are going up from here.
Stocks Like AAPL Have Fully Recovered
Some stocks like AAPL have more than recovered. And the company has actually benefited from the global pandemic.
Think iPhones, iPads, iMacs, Macbooks and you can come to the logical conclusion that someone out there will need a device to stay connected with family, friends and co-workers.
As far as entertainment, there is always Apple Music and Apple TV. There are hundreds of mobile apps to stay connected via Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, etc., all from an Apple device.
To Summarize…
So, some companies have actually done well during this global pandemic, whereas others have failed.
We need to research those companies that are doing well and invest in those for growth during this tough times.
My List of Winning Stocks?
TSLA, AAPL, TDOC, LOW, HD, LULU, JNJ, PG, ETSY, TDOC, EBAY, SHOP, MSFT, AAPL, just to mention a few!
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