Most strategists hate stocks right now. Yet some big names are zigging when others are zagging and recommending exposure to riskier sectors.
Outlook
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Defensive names dominate the short list of stocks with upward price momentum, which may be a contrarian reason to start looking for ideas in risker sectors.
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Market participants are pessimistic, suggesting we are not near a major top. It also puts a wall of worry in place that stocks could climb.