The Best Stocks to Invest $1,000 In When the Market Is Falling
Investing in 2020 should require a seatbelt and helmet, because it's been an exceptionally bumpy ride.
The uncertainty and panic created by the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic initially walloped equities and sent the benchmark S&P 500 lower by a whopping 34% in 33 calendar days. Amazingly, it took less than five months for the broad-based index to regain everything back that was lost. Both the steepness of the more than 30% decline and the swiftness of the rebound represent all-time records.
But as we've learned throughout September, volatility hasn't gone away. There are plenty of catalysts fanning the flames for a potential stock market crash or correction at some point in the future.
Source Fool.com
