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“I love that it feels like it’s happening in real time, and it feels fleeting. It’s tragic, elegant and beautiful at the same time.”

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Sosnick told MarketWatch that the wild swings in the stock market this week underscore how fragile investor confidence has become, with Friday’s rally also appearing fleeting as the market’s underlying fundamentals have barely changed.

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Sosnick told MarketWatch that the wild swings in the stock market this week underscore how fragile investor confidence has become, with Friday’s rally also appearing fleeting as the market’s underlying fundamentals have barely changed.

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All things must pass, as George Harrison observed, and individual popularity was fleeting after the Beatles disbanded in 1970.

It’s a fleetingly private moment before they uncover their souls for the whole world.

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