The overbought debate, 2019 was the year of the employee & the restaurant revolution.

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The overbought debate, 2019 was the year of the employee & the restaurant revolution.

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We debate with Jim Paulsen on whether the market is getting expensive. LaSalle Group’s Tom Gimbel tells us what to expect in the jobs market next year. Kate Rogers and Bob Derrington of Telsey Advisory break down the restaurant evolution in 2019 and the names to buy next year. Plus, Rapid Fire brings us Disney’s movie domination, Spotify’s ad call, hedge funds bad year and Bitmoji TV…which Contessa Brewer has strong words about.

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