Market bull phase seen as next rise likely after July low
The column argues the market has discounted bad news and may rise after the July to August low. It notes industrials near July highs, anticipates a second bull phase with higher prices and stronger volume, driven by specialties and rail interests awaiting policy and private operation reforms.
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