This highlights that market "truth" is often a real-time negotiation between institutional flows and macroeconomic shifts.
Given that different forces dominate at different times, how can an investor identify the "regime shift" when the market stops prioritizing liquidity and begins to pivot back toward fundamental earnings, and what specific indicators signal that this hand-off is occurring?
This highlights that market "truth" is often a real-time negotiation between institutional flows and macroeconomic shifts.
Given that different forces dominate at different times, how can an investor identify the "regime shift" when the market stops prioritizing liquidity and begins to pivot back toward fundamental earnings, and what specific indicators signal that this hand-off is occurring?