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Topics Discussed: The Federal Open Market Committee's January meeting minutes, falling oil and copper prices, Apple's (AAPL) revenue announcement, Tuesday's virus-related pullback, rising employment numbers and wages and the potential... Watch It Now ›
John Jagerson
Editor, Strategic Trader
Wade Hansen
Editor, Strategic Trader
The question of whether the stock market’s bullish run is going to be cut short by the coronavirus — now officially designated COVID-19 — has been answered with a resounding “No” this week.
Tuesday was the litmus test. Tuesday was the day we would see once and for all what the COVID-19 outbreak could do to the U.S. stock market.
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