As The Fed Slows Hikes, This is Historically What Happens to Stocks | Investors Alley

As The Fed Slows Hikes, This is Historically What Happens to Stocks

Dividend Investing

June 15, 2023 7:24 am by Serge Berger

We’ve seen a historic run-up in interest rates the last 12 months as the Fed tries to hog-tie inflation.

It’s working so far as inflation hit a 4% annualized rate on Tuesday.

The Fed’s slowing to a pause on interest rate hikes…

And I’ve looked at the past 30 years of data to reveal what happens to stocks as the Fed pauses… and eventually cuts.

You’ll want to see this short video if you own any equities or are trading momentum.

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