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END OF THE BAILOUT:
This new decision pulls $455 BILLION DOLLARS away from the Federal Reserve, it ends several key loan programs from functioning after December 31.

On the one hand, the Treasury – who decided to END this bailout – said that the program worked as intended, it’s no longer needed, and even though they had $454 BILLION DOLLARS AVAILABLE…only $20 BILLION DOLLARS had ACTUALLY been used.

But, on the OTHER hand…The Federal Reserve says this money is ESSENTIAL in terms of acting almost like an insurance policy for the economy, where – even though you might not need it – everyone FEELS safer just knowing it’s there and can be used at any time, and THAT was the purpose of this money to begin with.

When the Treasury announced their decision to pull back this $450 Billion Dollars, it goes what’s called a “General Fund,” where it could then be used for other purposes in the future…HOWEVER, when this money is placed in the “general fund,” it can ONLY be accessed and spent with approval from CONGRESS – which, right now, isn’t looking so likely to pass new spending. The HOPE is that this money could INSTEAD be used towards helping small businesses and unemployment…instead of helping out big corporations in need of cheap money.

The main concern when it comes to all of us, is that the PURPOSE of this entire fund – as I mentioned – was just to make investors feel safer about investing and lending money. One of the major reasons that the stock market STOPPED DROPPING was the FED coming in and, inadvertently, propping up the economy by “doing whatever it takes to keep it afloat.”

As of now, EVEN THOUGH – YES, cases are rising, unemployment is still high, and we might continue to see further shut downs…the MARKETS are working as expected…investors have felt more comfortable, companies are beginning to stabilize, a vaccine is on the horizon…and, we’re SLOWLY getting through this. This “program” was designed to grease the wheels, so to speak, that was it.

So, long story short…even though this money WAS used as a “Training Wheel” of sorts to keep the economy moving on…the Treasury is taking the side that the markets are strong enough to move on their own, they don’t need all of this money just sitting there, and NOW – we can re-purpose it potentially something else.

The biggest RISK that I see is that, IF something were to happen…and we encounter another March-Like panic…then, we won’t have the same backstops we do now because we wouldn’t have the FED to step in and say “DON’T WORRY, EVERYONE…We got cash, how much you need?”….BUT, that’s not to say that we can’t reinstate these LATER IF NEEDED, albeit it will probably take a little more time to go back into effect.

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The 2020 stock market bailout has officially ended, leaving many investors wondering how to navigate the ever-changing landscape of the stock market. With the uncertainties brought on by the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and the recent economic downturn, knowing how to invest in English has become more crucial than ever. Here are some tips to help you make informed investment decisions in the wake of the bailout.

1. Do Your Research: Before making any investments, it is important to thoroughly research the companies and industries you are interested in. Understand the financial health of a company, its management team, and how it is positioned within its industry.

2. Diversify Your Portfolio: Diversification is key to mitigating risk in the stock market. By spreading your investments across a variety of companies, industries, and asset classes, you can help protect your portfolio from market volatility.

3. Consider Long-term Investments: While short-term gains can be enticing, it is important to also think long-term when investing in the stock market. Look for companies with strong fundamentals and growth potential that you believe in for the long run.

4. Stay Informed: Keeping up to date with market news and trends is essential for successful investing. Regularly monitor your investments and pay attention to economic indicators, company earnings reports, and geopolitical events that could impact the market.

5. Seek Professional Advice: If you are unsure about how to invest or want to explore more advanced investment strategies, consider seeking the advice of a financial advisor. They can provide personalized guidance based on your financial goals and risk tolerance.

Remember that investing in the stock market always comes with some level of risk, and there are no guarantees of returns. It is important to be patient and disciplined, and to carefully consider your own financial situation and goals before making any investment decisions.

As the stock market bailout comes to an end, it is important to approach investing with a well-informed and strategic mindset. By doing your research, diversifying your portfolio, thinking long-term, staying informed, and seeking professional advice when necessary, you can position yourself for success in the stock market. With diligence and careful consideration, you can navigate the complexities of the market and make investment decisions that align with your financial objectives.