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U.S. stocks fell Friday morning, as investors digested earnings from major banks including JPMorgan Chase, Wells Fargo and Citigroup.

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Through connected vehicles, 5G can change the auto industry.

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What’s ahead for tech stocks after a short-lived bounce?

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After a tumultuous week for your money, where will stocks head next?

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“You can’t talk about these retail sales without talking about the elephant in the room,” Bruderman Asset Mgmt. Equity Analyst Akshata Bailkeri says. “The Omicron variant is one of the main factors affecting the lower sales levels.”

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“Mortage rates are likely to continue rising,” Realtor.com’s Economic Research Manager George Ratiu says. “The truth is, we’re seeing prices beginning to moderate the stratospheric pace that they sustained in 2021.”

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“We at Booz Allen have been fortunate to see in an increase in our labor,” Booz Allen Hamilton Hamilton CFO Lloyd Howell says. “We saw an increase of about 6% year over year… We feel that we’ve got a very strong value proposition for our workforce.”

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“What we view as the key driver of the shift to momentum stocks is really this unprecedented liquidity that the Fed was injecting,” InfraCap CEO Jay Hatfield says.

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Earnings season officially kicks off today as the banks report and Jim Cramer ‘s watching Wells Fargo , Black Rock , Citi and J.P. Morgan

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RBC Capital Markets Head of U.S. Bank Equity Strategy and Large Cap Bank Analyst Gerard Cassidy breaks down bank earnings:

January 14, 2022

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U.S. stocks fell Friday morning, as investors digested earnings from major banks including JPMorgan Chase, Wells Fargo and Citigroup.

Through connected vehicles, 5G can change the auto industry.

What’s ahead for tech stocks after a short-lived bounce?

After a tumultuous week for your money, where will stocks head next?

“You can’t talk about these retail sales without talking about the elephant in the room,” Bruderman Asset Mgmt. Equity Analyst Akshata Bailkeri says. “The Omicron variant is one of the main factors affecting the lower sales levels.”

“Mortage rates are likely to continue rising,” Realtor.com’s Economic Research Manager George Ratiu says. “The truth is, we’re seeing prices beginning to moderate the stratospheric pace that they sustained in 2021.”

“We at Booz Allen have been fortunate to see in an increase in our labor,” Booz Allen Hamilton Hamilton CFO Lloyd Howell says. “We saw an increase of about 6% year over year… We feel that we’ve got a very strong value proposition for our workforce.”

“What we view as the key driver of the shift to momentum stocks is really this unprecedented liquidity that the Fed was injecting,” InfraCap CEO Jay Hatfield says.

Earnings season officially kicks off today as the banks report and Jim Cramer ‘s watching Wells Fargo , Black Rock , Citi and J.P. Morgan

RBC Capital Markets Head of U.S. Bank Equity Strategy and Large Cap Bank Analyst Gerard Cassidy breaks down bank earnings: