Stock market is crashing still and the economy with it.

That is after an amazing rally last week that could be short lived. I have outlined three possible scenarios for the stock market going forward and which one I think that will likely play out. I'm not of the belief that the stock market has hit bottom and instead I expect that we will see more selling of stocks in the days that follow.

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The stock market had an incredible rally this past week, following one of the greatest stock market crashes of all time.

Now everyone is wondering whether the stock market hit bottom and if now is the time to buy stocks now, or if this is just another dead cat bounce. I'm not completely convinced the stock market has stopped crashing, and instead looks more like a bear-flag ready to take the next leg lower. In this video I go over in detail the following: S&P 500 (SPX), Nasdaq (QQQ), Volatility Index (VIX), Apple (AAPL), Netflix (NFLX), Facebook (FB), Amazon (AMZN), Alphabet (GOOGL), and Tesla (TSLA). 

The stock market crash of 2020 is far outpacing the 1929 Stock Market Crash.

People are panicking and now we all are wondering when will the stock market recover, and I should buy stocks now. People are wondering whether to sell stocks now. In my latest stock market crash update, I go over in detail the following: S&P 500, Market sectors Volatility Index (VIX) Apple (AAPL) Netflix (NFLX) Royal Caribbean (RCL) Delta (DAL) Visa (V) Tesla Motors (TSLA) Virgin Galactic (SPCE) Nvidia (NVDA) Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) Kroger (KR) Chlorox (CLX) Zoom Video Communications (ZM)

Is the stock market crashing? Yes. It had its biggest sell-off since 1987 on March 12, 2020 due to the Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak, and an equally impressive stock rally the next day in the final hour of trading.

The stock market just experienced the most choppy market since 1929, but is the stock market crash over, or will it continue to sell off and go lower? Should you be worried? And finally how low could the stock market go in the days, weeks and months ahead. I answer all those questions in this video.

It is the second week of extreme selling resulting in a tumultuous stock market crash that may see even further selling and declines in the weeks ahead. 

Is the stock market overvalued and if so, should you sell your stocks now, or should you start buying stocks? Which stocks should you buy and where should you buy them. I give you best and worst case scenarios in my stock market crash update for 2020.