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Here’s The Real Reason Why Bears Are Capitulating This Week… Much More To Come | June 21, 2025 Enjoy these excerpts from our June 21 Around the Horn presentation in which we summarize the underappreciated upside risks for the economy and asset markets over the long term. These right...

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Фото профиля Jeff
Jeff1 год назад

Lol. Love your work Darius. I think you have a side gig on SNL doing Orange Man.

Фото профиля Darius Dale
Darius Dale1 год назад

Thanks, Jeff!

Фото профиля Dr Dennis Lyon
Dr Dennis Lyon1 год назад

☀️As sovereign investors, we’re called to see what the crowd cannot. The clearest signals often come when fear is loudest. Much more upside may be on the way.

Фото профиля readtheticker
readtheticker1 год назад

Good stuff! Better half of former Hedgeye leadership!

Фото профиля ₿ariksis
₿ariksis1 год назад

Lmao first 40 seconds had me rolling man 😂 good stuff as always man 💪🏾

Фото профиля Tim B
Tim B1 год назад

As usual, amazing content! Drives home the point where we are at in the macro environment and seems to provide a unique period to be on the right side of the markets. Perhaps, if you're right, and I'm in your ballpark, I can afford the KISS research + 1 gifted to my son. Thx 42

Фото профиля Darius Dale
Darius Dale1 год назад

Thanks, Tim! It would be an honor to contribute to your family’s financial success.

Фото профиля Raffael
Raffael1 год назад

Bears capitulating? Sounds like a classic market cycle. Upside risks are always lurking!

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