September is very much living up to its usual swooning of price action, and finding investors recoiling. The seasonality surrounding September (say that 10 times fast), regardless of its consistency and seemingly adherence to a pre-defined schedule, will still induce investor fear. Additionally, there’s no shortage of macro-issues to correlate with September’s price action. We can easily suggest markets are…
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Our discussions with clients are narrowing to two primary topics: Earnings and Inflation. On the former, we hear many...
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I don’t know that there were many investors/traders who anticipated the route in markets this past week, but there...
by Paul Christopher, CFA, Head of Global Market Strategy and Gary Schlossberg, Market Strategist Key takeaways We expect that...
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