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While this portfolio has enjoyed remarkable gains, it’s important to remember growth is a two-edged sword
Source: The Globe and Mail
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The article highlights that growth stocks typically outperform in strong markets but can exhibit higher volatility and sharper drawdowns when prices are falling. It frames growth/value behavior as regime-dependent rather than tied to a specific catalyst or company result. Overall, the takeaway is a caution about relative downside risk during market declines, not a new market-moving development.
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