Some investors are ready to write the obituary for the market phenomenon known as risk on, risk off. Long-suffering stock pickers might be tempted to do some grave dancing.
Risk on, risk off, known by the unfortunate acronym, RORO, was a dominant feature of financial markets in the aftermath of the 2008-2009 crisis. It meant that assets perceived as risky, such as stocks, commodities, and nongovernment bonds, tended to either rally or sell off in lockstep. Assets perceived as safe tended to do the same, but in the opposite direction.
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