It’s been a tough few weeks for the stock market. Over the last three months, each of the major averages has lost ground, and as of Friday’s close, the Dow turned negative for the year. Additionally, the Federal Reserve is set to wind down its quantitative easing program at end of the month, after which investors will prepare for the Fed’s first interest rate increase since 2006. Also in the background are continued indications that Europe’s economy is slowing down, as well as unrest in the Middle East and Ukraine. Here to help investors navigate these market …read more
Source: Business Insider
