This Week’s Stock Market Recap: What Can Go Wrong, Will Go Wrong

This Week's Stock Market Recap: What Can Go Wrong, Will Go Wrong

On Monday, I sent you guys a forecast of the trading week ahead of us and predicted there'd be a couple of fireworks to navigate.

And wouldn't you know it, we sure had some explosions...

However, there were quite a few things that surpassed my expectations about the market — and not in a good way.

In particular, there's one thing I got majorly wrong about this week… and that's how stocks would react.

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Jeff Z

Jeff Zananiri spent over two decades on Wall Street learning how the best made consistent money in the market.

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