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UBS analyst Brian Meredith slashed his fourth-quarter revenue estimate for Berkshire Hathaway and it skewed the whole market's revenue growth picture.
Stocks should rise a lot more if China and the U.S. strike a trade deal since that event is not fully priced into the market yet, according to a study conducted by Renaissance Macro Research.
Stocks fell amid disappointing U.S. economic data. Wall Street also kept an eye on Washington as U.S.-China trade talks carried on.
Emerging-market stocks are off to a roaring start to the year, but investors might want to take some profits after the big move up, according to Credit Suisse.
Stocks closed slightly higher on Wednesday as Wall Street tried to interpret a release from the Federal Reserve which summarized its crucial meeting last month where the central bank indicated it would be patient on future rate hikes.
Activist investor Carl Icahn thinks casino operator Caesars Entertainment should explore a sale, according to a Securities and Exchange Commission filing released Tuesday.
Stocks could get a short-term boost as fear of missing out on gains leads more investors to plow more money into the U.S. equity market.
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