Why the implosion of Silicon Valley Bank is actually a good thing for stocks

• The implosion of SVB makes for scary headlines, but it could actually be great for the stock market.
• That's because the event could trigger a reversal of the primary cause of the stock market's pain in 2022: rate hikes.
• Interest rates plunged on Monday, and expectations are growing that the Fed will pause its aggressive hikes. 

The implosions of Silicon Valley Bank, Silvergate Capital, and Signature Bank in recent days might make for scary headlines. But they could actually be bullish developments for stock investors.