As interest rates climb and inflation shows signs of cooling — where are stocks in the market cycle? Equities markets usually have four phases, and right now stocks are in the “optimism” stage, according to our Chief Global Equity Market Strategist Peter Oppenheimer. He expects relatively low returns from here as stocks trade in a wide range. Most cycles start with…
Goldman Sachs: 4 Cyclical Phases
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