SCOUT· 67%1h 24m·2026-08-08·MoneyFalse Breakout? Or Is A Wave Of New Market Highs Ahead? | Michael Lebowitz
Stocks have recently ripped to new highs, after spending months in a trading range.Is this a sustainable breakout?Or a false one, as we saw back in June?Portfolio manager Michael Lebowitz discuss the odds, as well as the new surprise payroll numbers, his outlook for bond yields, as well as his firm's latest trades.For…
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