Why it might get worse for US stocks

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  Why it might get worse for US stocks

  Uncertainty over Trump policy will soon hit the economy with few short-term catalysts for a turnaround
  
  Financial Times - 4h

• Why allergy season is getting longer, worse

  Allergy season may be getting longer and worse due to the effects of climate change. CBS News' Dave Malkoff breaks down the effects on your health.
  
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  ‘Modern Love’ Podcast: Lucy Dacus Might Not Text You Back

  Don’t get her wrong, though. Dacus, a Grammy-winning musician, just prefers to have conversations in person. How we talk (or why we don’t) with the one we love is a theme on her new album.
  
  The New York Times - 2d

• Here’s the level that could be an attractive entry point for stocks, says Morgan Stanley’s Mike Wilson

  A Morgan Stanley analyst identifies the point where investors might find an attractive entry point to get back in the market.
  
  MarketWatch - 4d
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  California braces for powerful atmospheric river as study finds storms are getting worse

  Authorities are preparing for flooding and debris flows after recent wildfires have stripped vegetation from hillsides. California is bracing for a powerful atmospheric river storm that is expected ...
  
  The Guardian - 2d

• Microsoft has been the worst Big Tech stock lately. Here’s why it may become the best.

  Microsoft is getting more disciplined on AI spending and is better positioned than rivals for a consumer-spending slowdown, according to one analyst.
  
  MarketWatch - 23h
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  Migrants held at Guantanamo returned to US, reports say

  It is unclear why the migrants have been removed from the US military base.
  
  BBC News - 1d

• There’s a Fed put and a Trump put — but there might now be a C-suite put, as well

  Companies may put a floor under stocks by switching to buybacks from capital expenditure, according to Citi strategists.
  
  MarketWatch - 4d
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  Stocks slide as Trump warns of US economy 'transition'

  Investors are nervous about the possibility of a US recession, say experts.
  
  BBC News - 4d

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