JSE: 13,000 Points Later and 25% Lower - Strategies Utilized To Avoid The Downside. #Technical #Fundamental #Quantamental
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From both a social and economic perspective, the new year and new decade has gotten off to a very rocky start, with the Covid-19/Coronavirus health crisis currently unraveling day-by-day bringing to a standstill major economic activity across the globe. From the disruption of supply chains in China, the ban on travel from major cities to another, to the hoarding of essentials household goods, the impact on economic activity and business may be felt for many years to come. With the social effects being exposed as developments unfold, the economic impact comes on the back of a decade-long equity bull markets which some have described as one of the most hated in history, perhaps due to the fact that it has been driven by record interest rates which have driven stocks to multiples above their long term averages. With the levels at which equity markets traded at, many market participant correctly positioned themselves for a fall while others saw major indices continuing to