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Earnings season starts on Monday with the release of Alcoa's results. Expectations are not as strong for earnings overall as they been in the recent past. This is a good thing. If they are even a little bit better than expected, it could push prices higher.
Guidance, where companies look down the road a bit, is also important. That's where investors will get clues on how the recovery (or lack of recovery) is proceeding.
Buckle up...it could get bumpy.
Disclaimer: Information is for educational purposes only. Investors should do their own homework or consult with an investment professional before making investment decisions.
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