29 May 2020
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Scammell: The height of the fall and speed of the recovery does suggest it may have certain deceased feline qualities about it
Sectoral diversification has shown its worth in this economic crisis, says Robert Scammell, but whether this is a ‘dead cat bounce’ is yet to be determined.
There is a saying in financial markets about the ‘dead cat bounce': if you drop something, anything, from a sufficient height it will bounce. It will be dead, but it will bounce. In April equity markets...
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