Rearranging the Flower Blooms
Three months ago, markets were preparing for recession, inflation and geopolitical turmoil. Instead, they got something far less dramatic: growth.
Robin Griffiths is the Editor of The Adaptive Asset Allocation Report. As a veteran technical analyst, Robin has won several Technical Analyst awards for his research.
Three months ago, markets were preparing for recession, inflation and geopolitical turmoil. Instead, they got something far less dramatic: growth.
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