Still celebrating the S&P "Five Brushes Record"? Wall Street's majority warns that rising too quickly can easily lead to collapse!
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发表于 2024-1-26 19:45:11
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Since last Friday, the S&P 500 index has been hitting new highs, and investors are immersed in a joyful atmosphere. However, Ed Yardeni, a senior figure in the US stock market and founder of Yardeni Research, is increasingly concerned about the possibility of a stock market crash.
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