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LPL: 2020’s Strong 3rd Quarter Means Stocks Will Do Fine in the 4th
When the market’s July-September period is good, the October-December one will be, too, but somewhat less good in a presidential year.
Hardly anybody thinks they’ll take root, pointing to their blah record overseas. Not so fast.
Nope, a Georgetown economist’s study concludes—and they let people get new work better suited to them.
Renewable sources like wind and solar may not be enough. Pension plan investors weigh the odds.
Unlikely. Here’s why, despite all that federal money sloshing around in the system, price rises should stay tame.