Stock markets in the United States are seeing some selling pressure after a period of upward activity that has stretched over most of the last month. Of course, the topic of inflation is one that has been trending in the news (even on
Cracks Are Growing In This Bull Market, So Buy These 3 Stocks
Summary
- After a period of upward activity that has stretched over most of the last month, stock markets are finally seeing some selling pressures begin to emerge.
- Consumer sentiment seems to be turning negative and these trends might be enough to convert the stock investment community to a more bearish setting.
- We look at three attractive dividend stocks that should continue to be well supported in the event that surprise volatility starts to overtake activity in the broader markets.
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