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U.S. stocks traded higher Tuesday as the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 50 points to 9560, the Standard & Poor’s 500 gained 3.33 points to 1029 and the Nasdaq Composite increased 6.5 points to 2025. Standard & Poor’s Corp. said CareFusion Corp. will replace Manitowoc Co. (NYSE:MTW, $6.51, -$0.34, -4.96%) in the S&P 500-stock index after the close of trading Aug. 31. Cardinal Health Inc. (NYSE:CAH, $34.50, -$0.94, -2.66%) is spinning off San Diego medical-technology company CareFusion to its s

Let's go over some observations on what has now become a fully subsidized economy and stock market - taking from the future to push up economic activity and stock market values today. (1) First, a housing report came out today ... let us say we were shocked. Just shocked I tell you about the results. I mean when the same exact data point happens 32 times in a row, it is right to be shocked and drive the stock market up on the "incremental new data point". Because as we know the stock marke

It seems as though just about everyone has now completely written off the bear market as “so last quarter. ” Isn’t it amazing what a couple months of upticks can do? Don’t get me wrong. I’m as happy as anyone that this rally has had staying power. It means my favorite dividend stocks are increasing in value! But I also like to keep the markets in perspective. That’s why today — while everyone seems more focused on the immediate gains to be had — I want to revisit the bear market we