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When the ‘known knowns’ become a mirage
Source: The Globe and Mail
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The article is a general market-commentary piece, invoking Rumsfeld’s “known knowns” framework to argue that overconfidence in what markets think they know is a primary portfolio risk. No specific economic, earnings, policy, or market-moving data points are cited.
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