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Opportunity Lost? Gained? Squandered?
Opportunity Lost? Gained? Squandered?
Submitted by Peter Tchir of Academy Securities
Another week with so many competing narratives driving markets. The information flow was coming so fast and furious that it is difficult to believe that Economic D-Day kicked off the week (it already seems longer than that).
Today, we will take a quick romp through how things seem to be playing out.
Opportunities Lost?
As anyone reading recent T-Reports knows, I was hopeful Warsh would take the stage on Friday and try to “shake things up.” Try to drive home some new (and...
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