In recent months, Grantham's been warning that the massive runs on Wall Street in the past year – and indeed, the bull run since 2009 – is turning into an "epic bubble."
The euphoria has driven investor sentiment to new highs, technicals to extremes, and expectations for earnings to very high levels.
President Biden released a plan to reopen schools, which includes more funding for Covid-related equipment and accelerating the pace of vaccinations.
Some investors reacted to market gyrations in 2020 by day trading, making rash decisions or pulling out altogether. This year, try a process-oriented approach.
After growing for four months with no jackpot winner, the Powerball jackpot — the sixth-largest in lottery history — was snagged Wednesday night.
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"I don't think we're having a problem in the stock market near term," the Starwood Capital founder told CNBC. But he urged investors to watch out long term.
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Delays in issuing additional Covid relief led millions to lose unemployment benefits after Christmas, according to Labor Department data issued Thursday.
"The only thing I can expect for sure is volatility," said David Yermack, a professor of finance at New York University Stern School of Business.
With tax season approaching, millions of Americans who made emergency retirement plan withdrawals under the federal CARES Act now have some decisions to make.
Both jackpots have been rolling higher since September through twice-weekly drawings with no winner.
"There's a meaningful chunk of the market today that's in euphoria," the billionaire investor old CNBC.
With Democrats in the House, Senate and White House, many are asking whether the state and local tax deduction could be fully restored.