What will happen AFTER the FED cuts interest rates?

The markets have always reacted the same way 4-8 months after the FED cut interest rates.

In most cases, a rate cut has been followed by a stock market crash if other economic factors were already negative or if investors anticipated more aggressive cuts, suggesting a worsening economic outlook.

Interest rate cuts are generally intended to stimulate the economy, which can positively impact the stock market. However, the specific circumstances surrounding a rate cut and market reaction are complex.