The Rally rolls on, Macy’s hunts for growth, Casper’s IPO, and a Tesla Bubble?

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The Rally rolls on, Macy’s hunts for growth, Casper’s IPO, and a Tesla Bubble?

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A blowout jobs report, a potential breakthrough in containing the coronavirus and a new Trump bump. All these factors are powering the market higher this week but can the good times last?Tesla’s massive rally hits the pause button. Are investors taking profits or are concerns about valuations seeping in?Is Macy’s strategy of getting smaller key to bigger things ahead or a sign of trouble? We debate.Plus…Casper is slashing its IPO price as questions swirl about its strategy for the future. We’ll unbox it all.

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