ASX goes for a ride on Epic Fury volatility
The ASX 200 is down more than 3% since Operation Fury launched.
Some sectors and stocks have surged, while others have been sold off since hostilities began in the Middle East.
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Passive investment strategies have been favoured over active strategies in recent years, but there is nothing like the prospect of an escalating global conflict to shake things up.
Since the US embarked on Operation Epic Fury just over a week ago, the main index on the ASX, the S&P/ASX 200, had
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