the stock market in 2016 was not as crazy as compared to other years because their were no big calamities or events which lad to stability in the market an the election helped in stability in the market their were no depression in the market hence helped in overcoming the prior depression disaster and helped to build consistency and stability in the market as thier were no big success and none disaters
Key Takeaways:
- Realized daily volatility simply was not high in 2016 compared to pretty much any prior period (it certainly wasn’t exceptionally low either).
- Maybe it’s just me but a lot of end-of-year commentary about financial markets in 2016, implicitly and sometimes explicitly, makes it sound as if it was a crazy year.
- You say you don’t want to compare to the craziness of the Great Depression? Maybe that leads to everything else looking calm and you don’t think that’s meaningful.
“Maybe it’s just me but a lot of end-of-year commentary about financial markets in 2016, implicitly and sometimes explicitly, makes it sound as if it was a crazy year.You say you don’t want to compare to the craziness of the Great Depression? Maybe that leads to everything else looking calm and you don’t think that’s meaningful.”
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