As hard as bear markets are to live through, they are where long-term investors make their money.
It was a choppy week for the major stock averages as macroeconomic data once again came in above expectations.
Most notable: The final revision for third-quarter gross domestic product jumped 0.3% from its prior reading, while the November annual core personal consumption expenditure price index showed a slight 0.1% rise. Since that the market's primary concern is inflation and the Federal Reserve's actions to fight it, stronger-than-expected readings are not a positive. They support the notion that the Fed will stay aggressive in higher rates for a longer period.
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