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Mitch points out 3 factors that could boost the market: further inflation moderation, strong holiday spending, and positive S&P 500 earnings surprises.

This week, Mitch shows that the $1 trillion interest payment figure is a bit overblown and, while worrisome, not unprecedented in percentage terms.

U.S. GDP expanded at a blistering 4.9% annual rate in Q3, and has fully recovered from the pandemic. Many Americans don’t feel very good about it.

A stock correction is technically defined as a sharp drop between -10% and -20%. As we approach that mark, should you be concerned?

Traditionally, a balanced portfolio of 60% stocks and 40% bonds has been the tried and true strategy for long-term investors. But does that formula still work?