Yesterday, Monday January 24, 2022, saw a historic reversal in the markets — the 3rd largest on record for the S&P 500. But while extremely rare, it was quite predictable. Adam Taggart shares a compilation of expert analysts like James Grant, Jim Rickards, Grant Williams and Lance Roberts to explain why.
MASSIVE REVERSAL! Don’t Call The Bull Market Dead Just Yet | Jim Grant, Jim Rickards, Grant Williams
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