In Times of Economic-Policy Uncertainty, It May Be Best to Avoid Stocks
Research suggests that stocks, and especially small-caps, outperform bonds when uncertainty falls. But bonds are the place to be when uncertainty flares, as it has recently.
Research suggests that stocks, and especially small-caps, outperform bonds when uncertainty falls. But bonds are the place to be when uncertainty flares, as it has recently.
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