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Nonetheless, Essaye recommends looking for sectors that fit at least one of two criteria: First, they were outperforming before the war because of fundamentals that should reassert themselves, and second, sectors that were hit hardest by the spike in oil prices, as they should get some relief as energy prices drift lower.
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“Given economic uncertainties beyond the conflict, ‘dipping a toe’ in the markets via these two sectors makes sense to me because they were outperforming before the war and have dropped along with the market because of it,” Essaye writes.
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That’s because several hedge fund strategies are more highly correlated to stocks than they have ever been, Jonathan Caplis, CEO of PivotalPath, a research firm, said in an interview.
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UBS said that was smart, because Microsoft “had to move fast and this was the best possible chess move.”
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Weinstein said that one reason he thinks the app’s success didn’t last is because it lacked the human connection aspect that makes social media so popular.
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