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A contrarian case for further stock-market gains through the midterm election

A contrarian case for further stock-market gains through the midterm election
MarketWatch Tuesday 08 September 2026, 17:29 UTC By Mark Hulbert 1 min read
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Yet another lease on life for the bull market, observes Mark Hulbert.

Yet another lease on life for the bull market, observes Mark Hulbert. [Image text:] @NYSE TAG US ON INSTAGRAM
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