Financial conditions are tighter right now than they’ve been in years. That might sound surprising. After all, the Federal Reserve, and the U.S. government, have taken unprecedented measures in 2020. The Federal Reserve has expanded its balance sheet by trillions, made a promise to support the corporate bond market, and said interest rates will stay near zero until 2023. The…

Historically, the average bear market for the S&P 500 lasts a little less than 13 months and occurs about every six years. But the ensuing rally to record highs over the past 15 months has put many investors on edge. Conditions appear ripe for another bear market.

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