'New bull market has legs': These are the 5 questions investors should ask now that the bear market is officially over
while investors sit on the sidelines due to negative sentiment and lingering worries. But now is the time for investors to get ready for a new bull run and start asking questions to prepare.
These are the five things investors should ask now that the bear market is officially over and a new bull regime has begun, according to BofA."The wall of worry could continue until investors feel pain in long bonds or FOMO in equities.
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