Reuters
- JPMorgan says a tried-and-true strategy that has supported the almost nine-year bull market is showing signs of fading.
- The firm is particularly troubled about a lack of liquidity, which it says is making investors less nimble and exacerbating market moves.
For most of the almost nine-year stock bull market, investors have viewed weak stretches as opportunities to increase exposure.
And can you blame them? The equity market has made a habit of snapping back quickly following sell-offs, which has emboldened traders to buy more on declines, thus perpetuating the cycle.See the rest of the story at Business Insider
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