The 2022 stock market crash has cost the stock market 12% since the start of the year and it is looking likely to get worse before it gets better.
The Fed has now decided to increase rates at a faster rate than they previously agreed - looking at a 50 basis point increase at the May meeting next week.
The problem is that this is still not fast enough given the rate at which inflation is increasing.
And we now have global issues overlapping with high inflation with China lockdowns, war in Ukraine and other factors indicating we may be looking at a bad stock market crash in 2022 that won't resolve any time soon.
Will the stock market collapse or are we in for a big bounce in stocks in the the next few weeks?
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