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Investing in wake of longest US bull market

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The Wall Street Bull sculpture in New York City. On whether we are now at the cusp of a renewed bull market, the writer says he does not see equity indices breaking out at new highs, unless there is a comprehensive US-China trade deal. — The Wall Street Bull sculpture in New York City. On whether we are now at the cusp of a renewed bull market, the writer says he does not see equity indices breaking out at new highs, unless there is a comprehensive US-China trade deal. PHOTO: REUTERS

Hou Wey Fook

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Apr 28, 2019, 05:00 AM

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