Wall Street’s ‘fever dream’ may still end in cold sweats for investors


There is some justification for Wall Street’s optimism. — Bloomberg

Wall Street’s recent rebound from its April lows suggests equity investors are pricing in a benign outlook for the US economy, which contrasts starkly with the more ominous signals coming from the oil, gold and fixed income markets.

Is this justified confidence, or dangerous complacency?

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