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Three Contrarian Signals That Aren't Easy To Ignore As Earnings Season Begins
Three Contrarian Signals That Aren't Easy To Ignore As Earnings Season Begins
Authored by Lance Roberts via RealInvestmentAdvice.com,
💰 Q1 Earnings Season Begins
As a fragile ceasefire with Iran hangs in the balance and oil trades near multi-year highs, the Q1 earnings season is arriving in one of the most negatively positioned markets in years. That backdrop may be exactly the reason it’s worth reconsidering the “fade the rally” stance we posited last week. For individuals who have not been in the financial markets for very long, there is an important lesson to learn.
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