In the latest episode of the Market Misbehavior podcast, I sit down with technical analyst and portfolio manager John Kosar, CMT, of Asbury Research. We discuss his market outlook following the election season, how he applies his Asbury Six market model and sector rotation model to assess risk and uncover opportunities, his approach to selecting ETFs for his portfolios, and key lessons he’s learned from managing funds with technical analysis.

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