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reversal

[ri-vur-suhl] / rɪˈvɜr səl /


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Investors may have initially dismissed energy companies on the assumption that a contained conflict would lead to a quick reversal in oil prices, and drag the related stocks down.

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That trigger came from a bearish island reversal completed with the gap down of 7.3% on Dec. 31.

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That’s very different from the past three years, and a reversal that might not last much longer, writes DataTrek Research’s Nicholas Colas.

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Up to now, investors may also have dismissed the investment opportunity thinking the conflict would be brief with an end of the war triggering a sharp reversal in stock prices.

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That’s very different from the past three years, and a reversal that might not last much longer, writes DataTrek Research’s Nicholas Colas.

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