"Bull is Sleeping, Not Dead:" Economic "Coiled Spring" to Relaunch Bull Run

Samuel Diarbakerly warns equities could fall another 5%–10% amid inflation fears, U.S.-Iran uncertainty and private credit concerns, but argues the downturn is temporary — 'the bull is sleeping, not dead.' He expects an economic 'coiled spring' to drive a rebound back toward all-time highs after a modest pullback.

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Samuel Diarbakerly warns equities could fall another 5%–10% amid inflation fears, U.S.-Iran uncertainty and private credit concerns, but argues the downturn is temporary — 'the bull is sleeping, not dead.' He expects an economic 'coiled spring' to drive a rebound back toward all-time highs after a modest pullback.