The danger that investors (including me) have is that everyone is expecting the economy to recover. However, that has already been priced into stock prices, meaning that any delay in economic recovery (even if recovery is indeed occurring) will act against the market. The shakeups that we're experiencing right now is reflective of that. I think the bull market will continue throughout 2021, but the real shakeups will start happening in 2022 when the euphoria of resuming normal activities dies down and we're left with a massive bill (lost revenue, inflation, over-valuated stocks). Not sure if the market will crash, but corrections are certain.
The danger that investors (including me) have is that everyone is expecting the economy to recover. However, that has already been priced into stock prices, meaning that any delay in economic recovery (even if recovery is indeed occurring) will act against the market. The shakeups that we're experiencing right now is reflective of that. I think the bull market will continue throughout 2021, but the real shakeups will start happening in 2022 when the euphoria of resuming normal activities dies down and we're left with a massive bill (lost revenue, inflation, over-valuated stocks). Not sure if the market will crash, but corrections are certain.