Cornell emeritus professor Dave Collum says the market’s current plateau may be sustained by politically driven, price-insensitive buying rather than fundamentals. He points to the rally’s timing and a long-running gap between earnings reality and stock gains.
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Cornell emeritus professor Dave Collum says the market’s current plateau may be sustained by politically driven, price-insensitive buying rather than fundamentals. He points to the rally’s timing and a long-running gap between earnings reality and stock gains.
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