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Author: Daniel snow
‘Crosscurrents abound’ for stocks, but history shows the bull run has further to go, says this analyst
Swift V-shaped equity market recoveries usually deliver more gains according to Truist’s Lerner Source link
CNBC’s Jim Cramer offered his take on healthcare company Centene and explained why he thinks the stock plummeted on Wednesday, telling investors to stay away from the sector as a whole.”Given this news from Centene, I think the whole managed care industry is borderline un-investable right now,” he said. “And, unfortunately, things will get worse for this sector before they get better, so I just can’t justify telling you to own these stocks right now, even after they’ve already come down so dramatically.”Centene primarily provides healthcare exchanges for government programs like Medicaid and Medicare. Shares fell after it unexpectedly withdrew its full-year…
ECB officials assessing whether euro has strengthened too much – FT Source link
Investors are waiting for the Fed to respond to June jobs data. Source link
Investors probably saved the U.K. chancellor, averting ‘Truss moment,’ reckons U.K. economist
Calmer markets for Thursday after Starmer voices support for Reeves Source link
Deloitte Is Giving Employees $1,000 to Buy Lego. Here’s the Science That Shows That’s Not Crazy
Neuroscience suggests playing with Lego-style building blocks has big brain benefits at any age. Source link
His approach is a blueprint for the party’s campaigners everywhere, if only they will set aside their assumptions. Source link
‘There’s Just Too Much Lawlessness’: Three Legal Experts on an Embattled Supreme Court
Grading how the Supreme Court has done so far in Trump 2.0. Source link
What does it mean to be an American? Source link
Companies that master strategic iteration—not rigid execution—are the ones that scale successfully. This is what it means to be agile. Source link