Quincy Krosby couldn’t wait for Monday’s trading session to be over.
“I was glued to the screen,” LPL Financial’s chief equity strategist said in an interview.
It was just one of those days with losses so gigantic that solely looking at stocks wasn’t enough. Her eyes strayed to bonds, to credit default swaps and elsewhere as she tried to figure out how bad things were and might get.
What she saw was ugly. Even by the standards of this volatile year, Monday’s wild ride throughout financial markets stands out. Two-year US Treasury yields surged 29 basis points as bond prices