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| | | Will 'Travel-Palooza' Finally Send Sinking Travel Stocks Higher? |
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| It's a holiday-shortened week with the markets closed Thursday and open just a half day on Friday…
Some in the media are calling this week "Travel-palooza" because so many people are taking trips after being locked down for the past year-plus. So what about travel-related stocks?
Wall Street is a reflection of Main Street. The more economic activity we have on Main Street, all things being equal, the higher earnings will be. Higher earnings typically mean higher stock prices. Though, we know that's not always the case...
Wall Street is also a forward-looking mechanism, so it often moves before the news. |
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| | | Why Powell's Renomination as Fed Chair Is the Only News That Matters |
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| There is a ton of meaningful economic data coming out this week... Under normal circumstances, that's where our focus would be.
But Monday morning's premarket announcement that Jerome Powell would — as expected — be nominated for another term as Chair of the Federal Reserve trumps all other news.
Markets initially jumped on the news Monday but then fell back to flattish.
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