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For long-term investment managers with cash on hand, we would wait for a short-term (2-4 week) corrective phase to run its course. For short-term oriented accounts, we would look to reduce cyclical exposure, specifically to lumber and cannabis. For those managers required to be fully invested, we would add near-term exposure to bond proxies such as telcos and consumer staples.

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