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The buzz around AI exhibits classic potential for overexuberance and “this time is different” thinking, which are often observed in bubbles. In our view, this... 
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Could a deal between Presidents Trump and Xi spark a Chinese bull run?
Gauging the winds of change in US-China relations and the impact on Chinese equity markets. 
Meme stocks are back – what does it mean for markets?
As GameStop* and AMC* return to the headlines, we highlight why we think the 'meme stock’' phenomenon shows a febrile attitude among investors that could... 
Are we on the cusp of another Roaring Twenties?
Even though we're only a few weeks into the new year, investors have already seen some significant moves in markets. In a special CIO call,... 
Credit markets: Mid-cycle or fashionably late?
Credit markets: Mid-cycle or fashionably late? 
GameStop: easy peasy, short squeezy
GameStop: easy peasy, short squeezy. What should investors make of the GameStop saga? 
Bubbles are rare, especially just out of a recession
Bubbles are rare, especially just out of a recession 
The sentiment that matters
The sentiment that matters 
No Law of Gravity
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