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Coatue did an analysis on sentiment and discovered that there's no correlation between sentiment and what's happening in the market: " It's basically a coin flip." "There is no correlation that negative sentiment means the market should be down." — CIO of Public Investments at COATUE Jaimin Rangwalla

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