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Good morning. The stock market had its steepest and shortest bear market last year, with a..

It's the monthly jobs numbers today and they're not going to be pretty and will be possibly the tip of the iceberg as we head into May.

Good morning. The stock market had its steepest and shortest bear market last year, with a contraction of nearly 30 percent within the span of a month. Now, a year into a recovery, the rally in stocks has started to slow. One reason? Growing policy uncertainty. Stocks sold off Friday as a Fed President made the case for housing getting into bubble territory and a need for interest rate hikes next year. Just like in the early 2020s, in the post-financial crisis rebound, fears of reduced monetary policy are usually good to create a pullback in markets. We're still a long way from a healthy, fully-reopened economy. But the amount of stimulus this time around and stepping back from that will create challenges… and market fears that create long-term buying opportunities. Now here's the rest of the news: Sponsored Content Is This the End of the Bitcoin Boom? 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With the labor markets still coming off of elevated unemployment levels, income growth rates will likely moderate in the second half of the year. • App Data Shows Pandemic Effects A number of consumer apps such as OpenTable show that Americans are dining out again. Other tracking apps have shown a rise and decline in food delivery, home grocery delivery, and other indicators. The data suggests that entertainment venues are recovering at a slower rate than dining trends. • Billionaire Cooperman Sees Market Lower Next Year The possibility of higher tax rates on the ultra-wealthy next year, combined with rising inflation, are likely to weigh on the stock market over the next year. That's the view of billionaire Leon Cooperman, who sees a lower market in the next year, although not necessarily significantly lower given the supportive policies in place. • Cloud Infrastructure Spending Hits $40 Billion in Q1 The rise of remote work trends spurred huge growth for cloud services at small and large companies alike. The trend has continued so far this year, with revenue for the sector clearing $40 billion in the first quarter of the year. That's a 37 percent increase from the same quarter the prior year. The big tech companies have gotten the lion's share of the space, and are likely to continue to do so. • Chlorine Shortage Likely to Hit the Summer Swimming Season The latest supply chain issue has been in chlorine. Pool supply stores have started to impose restrictions as prices for chlorine tablets have doubled in the past year. The culprit? A chemical plant fire in Louisiana has cut down on production ahead of summer in North America, and demand for home pools have remained robust. S&P 500 MOVERS TOP AON 5.311% TSLA 4.792% FTNT 4.482% DLR 3.536% VRTX 2.993% BOTTOM TWR 15.164% RMD 9.591% DXCM 8.442% SWKS 8.354% IPGP 6.285% Quote of the Day All arrows are pointing to another increase in inflationary pressures. Keep in mind, the Fed knows this; they are prepared for it. While I won't say whether or not the inflation we are seeing right now will be indeed be transitory or more sustained, I am willing to bet that it will go higher and persist longer than the market will tolerate. - Patrick Leary, chief market strategist at Incapital, on why the market is likely in for some turbulence as inflation comes in higher than expected for longer than expected later in the year. Sponsored Content Could Bitcoin Take Down Tesla? 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