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2022 is off to a shaky start. The stock and bond markets have endured significant losses and heightened volatility. Uncertainty abounds with inflation risk running high, an inverted yield curve, and the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. Inflation, inversion, and a military conflict obviously do not paint the most bullish backdrop for a busy second-quarter conference season.
“It’s So Great to See Your Smiling Faces!”
The positive news is that Wall Street Horizon data show an encouraging 94% of conferences are expected to be in-person this quarter. That is up from 79% in Q1 2022 when the Omicron variant was seen as among the biggest risks to traders. How quickly the market environment changes!
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