A Stimulus Rally, Cracks in the Real Estate Market, and Big Bullish Calls.

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A Stimulus Rally, Cracks in the Real Estate Market, and Big Bullish Calls.

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Stocks are taking off as a historic stimulus bill gets closer to being the law of the land. We have the latest on where things stand and what’s actually in the bill.Plus, the real estate market is showing cracks already and the new stimulus bill could turn the residential mortgage market upside down. We’ll tell you why.And, from chocolate to cheese to fries… some bullish sentiment on Wall Street on some consumer names. We’ll tell you who they are.

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