“While the past few days in markets have been unsettling, market readjustments to unexpected events are often swift and brutal as traders search for a new floor and work new information into their models,” Schleif said Monday in comments emailed to The Washington Post. “This current volatility was exacerbated since stocks were trading at record highs and elevated valuations back in February heading into this market correction.”
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