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This week in the podcast, our latest thoughts on Russia’s invasion of Ukraine from a US equity market perspective. Three big things you need to know: (1) First, while the duration of growth scares in the S&P 500 since the Financial Crisis has varied, recoveries tend to be quick and powerful. (2) Second, individual investor sentiment took another hit last week and remains below pandemic lows - a contrarian buy signal for stocks. (3) Third, while stocks have fallen a bit more than we expected to start the year and we are mindful of risks to our view, we are sticking with our 5,050 year-end S&P 500 price target for 2022.
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