The call heard around Wall St., “can’t rise fast enough” and hot hospitality

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The call heard around Wall St., “can’t rise fast enough” and hot hospitality

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One expert is out with a major warning on Apple, saying iPhone 12 sales will miss expectations and the stock is a “sell.” He’ll join us.
Plus, another analyst says prices can’t rise fast enough in the housing market right now. He’ll join us to explain why.
And, hospitality is headed for a hot summer as the economy reopens, but the ongoing worker shortage could spell trouble ahead. We’ll discuss.

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