S&P 500 History Points to a Sharp Bounce After Fed Meeting

(Bloomberg) -- For equity investors sunk in gloom, the interest rate rise expected from the Federal Reserve on Wednesday may actually yield some relief.Most Read from BloombergHome-Flipper Opendoor Hit With Losses in Echo of Zillow CollapsePutin Mobilizes More Troops, Wields Ukraine Nuclear ThreatTycoon's Wild $3 Billion Gamble on ‘China's LVMH’ Crashes‘Mute Your Phones’: Trump Special Master Hearing Descends Into ChaosFed Set to Reveal ‘Pain’ Coming in Next Stage of Inflation FightUS stock mark

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  Powell and the Fed Will Have the Market's Full Attention Later Today

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  The Fed Now Prefers a Negative Market Response to Its Policy Decisions

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Mohamed El-Erian Says Stagflation Is Coming; Here Are 2 ‘Strong Buy’ Dividend Stocks to Protect Your Portfolio

The ‘70s are coming back in a big way, and while that’s not so bad in fashion or in music, it’s safe to say that no one really wants that ‘70s economy back. That was the decade that brought stagflation, a nasty mix of high inflation, increasing unemployment, and stagnant job growth. Economists had long thought that combo impossible, but the economic mismanagement of the Carter Administration proved them wrong. At least one top economist, Mohamed El-Erian from Allianz, sees a stagflationary perio

Jeffrey Gundlach says bonds are ‘wickedly cheap’ compared to stocks — and offers one way to get a 9% return without much risk

The bond king, Jeffrey Gundlach, is now very favorably disposed toward the asset class he knows best.