The stock market continues to rise ahead of the 2020 election, and there is plenty of concern among investors in deciding will the election affect the stock market. Stock market analysis during election years has shown, historically, to perform well, and it isn't normal for even contentious presidential elections to cause a stock market crash before the election.

The stimulus bill update is that there is no negotiations taking place, and signs of a stock market correction ensued due to the unlikelihood of a second stimulus check today, tomorrow or anytime before the election and unlikely anything before the end of the year. This follows President Trump's tweet stating that there will be no stimulus bill or package prior to the election following last week's improved unemployment update. I explain the effect of stoppage of a stimulus bill being passed by Congress and its effects on the stock market going forward without a stimulus check in the hands of Americans.

The Stock Market Crash 2020 may not be over just yet as Donald Trump tested positive for COVID-19. Will COVID-19 crash the stock market again or will the Trump Stock Market Rally continue into the election? After a 10% stock market correction, stocks bounced and looked poised for another move to all-time highs, but that all came into question once President Trump's COVID test came back positive.

Will the stock market rally continue on Monday that started in the Nasdaq last week and continue with the SP500 and the Russell index next week? Ryan covers this all in his latest stock market crash update. Stocks rallied late this past week and off of key technical analysis and support levels. Will the stock market recover following four weeks of strong selling and avoid another stock market crash. All of this is covered in this week's stock market crash update.

The stock market crash update has us with three straight weeks of selling, and investors asking themselves "should I sell my stocks now!?" After the March bottom, it was assumed that the stock market crash was over, but now the Nasdaq is down 10.9% and Apple stock is down 22%, post split. The FANG stocks are showing incredible weakness and starting to break down across the board. Now we are oversold on the stock market in the short-term, and we have to consider whether now the time to buy the dip and bounce the market higher, or will it continue to break down.