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Low Unemployment Points to a Bear Market
by Michael Carr May 7, 2018 Economy, Trending
The last time unemployment hit 3.9% was December 2000. That year, the internet bubble popped. Stocks were nearly 20% below their highs when unemployment bottomed.
Homebuilders 2 Huge Economic Problems That Are Hidden in the Data There’s one sector that’s got some great-looking data, but that’s really just masking an even bigger problem…
Mergers and Acquisitions: Still the Best Bet for 2018 Late last year, I called “M&A” — mergers and acquisitions — one of the stock market’s best bets for 2018. As far as I’m concerned, that’s still the case for smart investors.
Trading Muscles How to Get out of a Trading Slump in Any Market When a basketball player goes through a slump, they tend to shoot their way out of that slump. And as a trader, sometimes you have to have a shooter’s mentality.
The Assault on the Attorney-Client Privilege The Constitution guarantees these precious rights to you and me, and especially to those ignorant of the law — and that means all of us, including the president of the United States.

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