Bank of America shares its playbook for dominating the stock market in a post-yield-curve inversion world

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BAML says some sectors do very well after yield-curve inversions in spite of the fear they cause, and tells investors which sector ETFs can soar.

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Based on market data since 1965, she writes that some sectors perform very well over the 12 months after the yield curve inverts, and one has a record of falling after every inversion. But it doesn't mean a recession will arrive any day, and stocks often keep rallying even after the yield curve has inverted. Mary Ann Bartels, an investment and ETF strategist at Bank of America Merrill Lynch, says some parts of the market perform much better than others during those post-inversion periods.

Energy companies have underperformed the rest of the market in recent years, and Bartels says that makes them something of a safer bet because they probably won't suffer as much as other sectors during a broad downturn., saying it stands out from other energy ETFs because of its lower expenses.

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