The government's $2 trillion emergency relief package caused shares to skyrocket this week; however, the helicopter-Ben style package may inadequately address mid-term economic instability. If so, then this week's rapid run-up could be a short-term sugar high that wears off in April once dismal economic data starts dominating the headlines.
After all, bottoming is usually a process of multiple pops and drops, rather than a "V-shaped" recovery to new highs. The potential for a retest of prior lows suggests investors need to break out the "in case of emergency" playbook, a game plan that should