Fed Sends Markets to New Records, Plus Why Two Traders Are Buying Zillow
The Federal Reserve made it official today, announcing the winddown of its bond-buying program. The news sending stocks to new highs, but have markets gotten ahead of themselves. Plus, Zillow shares plunged to their lowest level since July 2020, and a couple traders are taking the sell-off as an opportunity to buy in.…
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