Surprisingly few people are asking that question. A more common question is, how will the pending end of the central bank’s $3 trillion-plus quantitative-easing program affect stock and debt markets as a whole?
That’s an important question, too. But, as investors, we want to know what it means for individual stocks as the Fed reduces — and, presumably, eventually eliminates — QE, and thereby forces the economy to stand on its own two feet.
Read Full Article »