Volatility could (maybe) signal end of the bull market
Volatility in the markets has spiked recently. And while it may be subsiding, some tea-leaf readers expect to see it spike again.
After all, there is a measure of uncertainty in the markets, and there is much to be uncertain about regarding a whole lot of things right now, like emerging markets, declining oil prices, declining growth in China, problems in Russia … and so on.
But there’s a seasonal aspect to this volatility, too, which means market strategists are trying to divine whether we can expect more of it, and whether it’s a sign of an imminent correction.
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