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Three left-field ideas for 2023

he consensus view is that markets will have a bumpy 2023 as we grapple with a slowdown or recession. I think that whatever your view about the outlook, even the most optimistic of us would see plenty that could go wrong. The grounds for a big bull-market surge are unconvincing. In these circumstances, funds that benefit from increased volatility might continue to have a and, both of which outperformed last year.

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