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Markets’ Continuous Climb | Three Minutes on Markets & Money 9/7/21

(9/7/21) Post-Labor Day markets are hovering right at all-time highs, despite weakness in Friday's Jobs report. Bulls are starting to think weaker economics will keep the Fed from tapering; there is hope the Fed will announce "more consideration" about tapering as numbers are digested. Upward bias continues in a market that's up 21% for the year. Without a correction here, this could be 2017 all over again--and you remember what happened in 2018, which was fraught with volatility. Is S&P 5000 possible? Yes, but...the risk of correction still exists, thanks to the Fed.

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