Despite many economies around the world battling recessions, the U.S. Commerce Department reported July's construction spending increased, ending a slew of losses caused by the coronavirus pandemic.
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| | | | | | | Roger Scott | 20+ years of trading experience managed over $900 million teaching thousands daily. | | | | | | Positive US Economic Data Boosts Investor Sentiment | | | | | Global stock markets rose this morning after better-than-expected overnight economic data lifted investor sentiment.
Despite many economies around the world battling recessions, the U.S. Commerce Department reported July's construction spending increased, ending a slew of losses caused by the coronavirus pandemic.
But the real question is: Will the trend last or fade out?
In today's video, we'll also cover two sectors ripe for upside… why the tech sector is vulnerable… what big news lies ahead this week… and two stocks showing low-risk pullback opportunities. | | | | |  |
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