When interest rates drop, bond investors usually cheer. That’s because bond prices move in the opposite direction of yields—when yields go down, bond prices go up. But what about stocks? Can lower rates tell us anything about where the stock market might be headed next? In today’s email: What history reveals about how falling interest rates affect stock returns Why the Fed’s next move might matter less than you think Which types of stocks tend to hold up best no matter where rates go Before...