Yield curve is the most inverted in decades, yet many parts of the market are making new 52-week highs. ISM below 50 yet industrials, materials are some of the strongest sectors. Mortgage rates spiked, yet homebuilders doing well. Lesson? Always. Follow. Price. ~Alpha Charts If you would like to watch our recorded State of the Market video, please click the…
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Authored by Thompson Capital Management Recently Forgotten Recency bias. Source: NY Times In psychology, “recency bias” is the term...
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