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Welcome to the ‘Roaring ’20s’: Here’s how this earnings season will keep the bull market strong

Welcome to the ‘Roaring ’20s’: Here’s how this earnings season will keep the bull market strong
MarketWatch Tuesday 21 July 2026, 13:32 UTC By Michael Brush 1 min read
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Stay with the AI trade and overweight technology stocks, according to one earnings expert.

Stay with the AI trade and overweight technology stocks, according to one earnings expert. [Image text:] THIS NOTE IS LEGAI FOR ALLDEBTS.PUBLIC
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