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U.S. economy sent mixed signals amid uncertainty.

After such a strong rally for stocks this year, you may be wondering what could drive stocks higher from here.

Signs of slowing global growth have fueled worries of tepid domestic inflation.

U.S. economic data were mixed in March, although leading indicators signaled low odds of a recession in the coming year.

We expect roughly flat earnings for the first quarter, putting the seven-quarter streak of growth in jeopardy.

Leading indicators in jobs, manufacturing, and markets suggest economic acceleration.

Our April letter comments on the S&P 500 Index’s strong first quarter and steady but slower GDP growth.

This week we share our “Final Four Factors” for the stock market in 2019: 1-Policy, 2-the Economy, 3-Rates, and 4-Profits.

A rebound in global conditions, capital expenditures, and sentiment may help fuel growth.

Following the stock market’s recent move higher, coupled with a slightly weaker economic and corporate profit outlook, the risk-reward trade-off in stocks has become less attractive.