Steve Sosnick, Interactive Brokers’ chief strategist, discusses liquidity concerns in the current market.
Given the recent activity, risk management tools are something most investors are looking at more than usual.
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Conservative allocations and under-exposure to equity and growth assets could mean many investors have not fully participated in this year’s equity rally and that there is more fuel for an advance.
The limits of QE3 will be revealed by the markets, he says.
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