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Stock-market bulls need Kevin Warsh on their side to keep winning, says Wall Street veteran Bob Doll

Stock-market bulls need Kevin Warsh on their side to keep winning, says Wall Street veteran Bob Doll
MarketWatch Wednesday 01 July 2026, 17:25 UTC By Joy Wiltermuth 1 min read
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The “high-risk” bull market in stocks needs Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh on its side, according to Bob Doll, CEO at Crossmark Global Investments.

The “high-risk” bull market in stocks needs Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh on its side, according to Bob Doll, CEO at Crossmark Global Investments.
Kevin Warsh (PERSON) Bob Doll (PERSON) Federal Reserve (ORG) Crossmark Global Investments (ORG)
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