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On today’s show, we discuss:
- 30 years of financial market returns
- Cathie Wood’s popular ARK funds are sinking fast
- Young Americans are getting left behind by rising home prices, higher stocks
- Vanguard: How America Saves
- Five things you need to know to start your day: April 24, 2024
- Chipotle keeps raising prices. Gym rats and Millenials are still buying burritos
- Debevoise & Plimpton: Insurance Industry Corporate Governance Newsletter
- Labor markets: Pretty darn strong
- America’s economy is No.1, that means trouble
- Chinese “overcapacity” is not the problem. Underconsumption is
- Housing in hyperdrive: US cities where home prices doubled in a flash
- Housing will get more expensive because of the Fed
- Many older adults think they will never retire and worry about making ends meet, study finds
- Apple reportedly slashes Vision Pro headset production and cancels updated headset as sales tank in the US
- Apple needs a true low-end iPhone to help revenue growth
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