Topic: Jeffrey Kleintop - CSMonitor.com

Stock market's record bull run shows few signs of slowing down

Stock market averages are hitting record highs routinely, and there are few red flags to indicate they are about to peak. Instead, historical data suggest a continued upward trend.

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Wall Street, wary but expectant, awaits debt ceiling deal from D.C.

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New jobs down, unemployment up: Is the economy hitting a pothole or a ditch?

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Stock market going up. Sign of better times ahead?

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Bernanke confirmation runs into resistance in Senate

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Big lenders begin to find stable ground