In my conversations over the years with retail investors — many of whom are novices (not that there’s anything wrong with that) — most don’t swap their long positions for short positions when they turn bearish. Rather, they tend to embrace more of a risk-on versus risk-off approach. ~Sam Ro If you would like to watch the Weekly State of…
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