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gyration

[jahy-rey-shuhn] / dʒaɪˈreɪ ʃən /


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Join us at noon on April 9 for conversations with experts about how to anticipate and cope with market gyrations and the evolving Social Security landscape—two essential aspects of financial and retirement planning.

From Barron's

Matt Gertken, chief geopolitical and U.S. political strategist at BCA Research, tracks these gyrations, taking a geopolitical approach to investment recommendations.

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They say price gyrations and the uncertainty hanging over the conflict make it all but impossible to plan investments—and that the disruption is already far-reaching.

From The Wall Street Journal

Still, even a sustained move to $125 barrel could create economic gyrations, in part because of how central banks will react, Kasman says.

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Join us for conversations with experts about how to anticipate and cope with market gyrations and the evolving Social Security landscape—two essential aspects of financial and retirement planning.

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