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Former Fed chief puts a number on the level of employment-related pain needed to hit price-rise target.

Over the past three decades, reliance on a handful of big stocks (like we have now) does not end well, according to the CFRA strategist.

Since 1980, the S&P 500 has tumbled an average of 21.4%, after rate increases, Comerica’s Lynch finds.

Amid an attrition trend and a performance lag, the smaller operators are closing.

Mississippi’s public employees' fund, a Louisiana sheriffs’ fund and the state of Rhode Island were among the lead plaintiffs.

The metal’s price is way up, but it tanked after the resolution of the 2011 federal default crisis and could face further volatility this year.

The deposit flight has halted, and lending hasn’t suffered, the firm notes.

They have ample liquid assets—and show little sense of fear.