Carley Garner visited the Bloomberg Studio to talk about Copper and Stocks - Commodity Broker

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There is a strong relationship between copper futures and the S&P 500 regarding forging significant tops and bottoms.

Specifically, the copper market tends to lead stocks higher or lower; the lag poses a challenge, but the phenomenon has a good track record. Carley Garner of DeCarley Trading joined Abigail Doolittle and Sonali Basak to discuss what the recent copper sell-off might mean for the stock market.

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