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Economist Yaruss says to 'Buckle up,' both as forecast and money strategy

Howard Yaruss, a professor at New York University, says that the terrible consumer sentiment numbers will show up in the economy because the problems those numbers reflect will not be solved quickly. Moreover, he says that the artificial intelligence evolution will include a sign ...  Show more

Schwab's Aguilar: 'It looks like the bull market is getting tired'

Omar Aguilar, chief executive and chief investment officer at Schwab Asset Management, says current levels of inflation and interest rate could put an end to the bull market over the next few quarters, but he doesn't think the bull market will suffer a bubble-like ending. Aguilar ...  Show more

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