There are 2 signs that stock market euphoria is mirroring past bubbles and could end badly for investors

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The stock market is mimicking 2 other financial bubbles of the past before bursting, according to one investment advisor.

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Long-term investors should be plowing 80% of their portfolios into stocks and other hard assets, BlackRock chief Larry Fink says

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Investors should have most of their portfolio invested in stocks, Larry Fink said.

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Switch up your portfolio as the Israel-Hamas war threatens to fuel inflation and reshape global power, veteran analyst Larry McDonald says

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Larry McDonald.

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The S&P 500 is in a historic bubble and could crash by 63%, markets guru John Hussman warns

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John Hussman.

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US stocks rise amid diplomatic efforts to ease the Israel-Hamas conflict

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President Joe Biden.

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The odds of a year-end rally in the stock market are dwindling, Morgan Stanley's top equity strategist says

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Gold opens up an early lead over the dollar and US Treasurys as Hamas' attack on Israel pushes investors toward safe havens

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Gold has outperformed other safe havens since Hamas attacked Israel.

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Favor bonds over stocks – with 10-year Treasurys set to shake off the market meltdown and deliver double-digit returns, UBS says

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Investors should load up on bonds rather than stocks, according to UBS.

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Today's stock market looks a lot like 1987's, but that doesn't mean an October crash is imminent

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Why stocks could be primed for a Santa Claus rally as resurgent earnings and falling rents push inflation down

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A man dressed as Santa Claus walks the floor of the New York Stock Exchange, November 24, 2008. U.S. stocks rose further on Monday after data showed U.S. existing-home sales fell in October about in line with expectations, adding to earlier gains on the government's $20 billion injection of new capital into Citigroup.

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