They climbed, incredibly, even through Trump’s impeachment trial.
But today, January 20, 2021,Donald Trumpisneither on Twitter, nor is he the president.
Despite the end of Trump’s four-year term, it’s still chugging.
More than chugging, it’s thriving.
The highs may be taking Wall Street by surprise.
WhenCNBCtalked to over 100 investors in late December 2020, they predicted that Biden’s term would hurt stocks.
But Ross Mayfield, investment strategy analyst at Baird, doesn’t have a hard time understanding the surge.
He credited Biden’s “trillion-plus” stimulus package for the rise.
Meanwhile,President Bidenis busy breaking another record that might make Donald Trump jealous.
You’ll remember that during his term, Trump became famous for signing executive orders.
But on day one, perNBC, he signed just one.
