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“Your enemies always get strong on what you leave behind.”

— Mario Puzo, The Godfather

It's fair to say the market had at least 5 days to identify the next limping gazelle. Yet, most have been caught flat footed. Unsurprisingly. There were plenty of hints and warnings along the way.
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Deutsche Bank | The next limping gazelle

It took 5 days for the market to identify the next limping gazelle.