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Except for a tax train next week, the bullish trend will continue as fiscal flows remain strong. 
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Except for a tax train next week, the bullish trend will continue as fiscal flows remain strong. 
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Except for a tax train next week, the bullish trend will continue as fiscal flows remain strong.  |
I am buying MCD and SBUX…nibbling on XOM
Thanks for the updates, Live from New York Mike. Seeing you in different videos and locations this one seems to fit you best.
Isn't the DOW usually where foreign investors go?
Great video Mike!
Back in the canyons of NYC. Hopefully you hit a few steakhouses and pizza spots for the week.
Seriously confused Mike. Asking a legit question here, you changed direction completely from 2 weeks ago when you said expect correction GDP contracting. Narrative supports market direction maybe.
If the contraction continues, then you sell
He literally said deficit spending is accelerating again so the downward revision in gdp numbers might not be a sell signal but time would tell
@@mk91-vz1oj thank you. Fair point. Just thinking 2 weeks ago asked about this, when we get a correction I’d assume Mike will share that contraction. It does seem the reporting is to support market moves and not predict?
I hope you can have a retreat strategizing session in Florida haha
Apple is supporting the market
Knowledgeable guy, not an insult but I recommend not subscribing to Mike's report until he fixes his clunky website. Very difficult to unsubscribe if and when you need to.