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Thom Brueckner: Reflecting on Market Positivity
Thom Brueckner: Reflecting on Market Positivity
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What are some of the positive signs in the market, and what are some of the geopolitical events that may affect the markets?

National-recognized financial and economic expert Thomas Brueckner, radio host of The Retirement Intelligence, hops on the show to provide important insight into the economy during the shutdown.

 

 

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