Yesterday in the heat of a market sell-off, as former U.S. Treasury Secretary Larry Summers added fuel to the fire by addressing what some see as the real issue behind the stock market's long-term retreat, the inside whisper appeared to be bubbling to the surface.
As first reported in ZeroHedge and reported late last night by ValueWalk, the headline on Monday the world’s largest hedge fund manager, considered in some circles the titan of noncorrelated investing, noted a changing market environment. This could have been, in part what was moving markets, or at least it was what was on the minds of institutional investors who move markets.
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