."I think that's reflective of the fact that you can get a slowdown in the economy and easing of pressures without there having to be really an outright contraction or a hard recession."
"We think that we're going to see a very soft cycle here, but no deep recession," she told Insider in a recent interview."As investors start feeling better about the overall economy, we expect that we'll continue to see increased breadth from other stocks and sectors, and that the 'As the end of the economic slowdown approaches, Jaffee believes that large-cap stocks should outperform first.
Specifically, Jaffee likes mid-cap names due to their potential upside, especially within the fast-growing artificial intelligence space."There's no question that they are in the sweet spot between being a grownup company, but having the run room to really have outsized returns," she said.