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Last week's sleeping bull market was brought back to a woken bull market. Despite warnings from Nouriel Roubini that things were up too much too fast, the services sector actually came in above the expansion line after 11 straight months of contraction. This caused most of the excitement for the day. Continue reading Closing Bell: The bull returns ahead of earnings (GE, WFC, FOLD, CIEN, VG)
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