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Leuthold's Wang: 'The biggest risk to the economy is the stock market itself'

Chun Wang, senior analyst and portfolio manager at the Leuthold Group, says that the economy should perform well in 2026, with the mid-term election feeling more like a presidential election because fiscal and monetary policy should be aligned to prove something to voters, rather ...  Show more

Horizon's Ladner on being 'uncomfortably comfortable' with the good times ahead

Scott Ladner, chief investment officer at Horizon Investments, says the market entered the year "with some pretty nice tailwinds all hitting at the same time," which has the economy set up for growth that he thinks will push the stock market to its fourth straight year of double- ...  Show more

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