In Thursday’s Web Extra, the traders explain why it might be time to step back into the refiners. Plus how to play Sprint after the stock hit an all-time low.
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The stock rally could continue through the end of the decade, Seth Masters says.
Amid new all-time closing highs, a pullback could be due, Dan Nathan says.
Stock charts suggest that the rally could continue, Jeff Weiss says.
Goldman Sachs's target of 1,750 in the S&P might be right, Joe Terranova says.
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Goldman Sachs's target of 1,750 in the S&P might be right, Joe Terranova says.
The stock market could end the year 300 points lower, Gina Martin Adams says.
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