Buy the Dip?
After a strong run for stocks, the average stock pulled back over the past week. Is the selloff the beginning of a new bear market, or is the market taking an earned breather before the next leg upward? In this week’s update, we look at market breadth, credit markets, and other symptoms we could use to answer such questions. We will review the differences between late and early-cycle investing and what that may mean for portfolio construction.
Key Takeaways
- Stock Pullback Appears Healthy
- Is China Entering Early Cycle/ U.S. Late Cycle?
- No Signs of Trouble From Credit
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