Buck Klintworth, senior vice president at Chase Investment Counsel, shares on Money Life with Chuck Jaffe that he thinks that the overwhelming evidence in the market is that this week’s rally is not the start of a new bull market, but rather is a reprieve in a downturn that has longer to run. He too believes that there are good opportunities among some sectors that don’t look great in current conditions, but which might lead the way next year. Click below to listen to the full episode of Money Life with Chuck Jaffe.
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