Why the bull market in stocks won’t be over until these 3 S&P 500 sectors sing

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Consumer discretionary, health care and consumer staples do best near the end of bull runs AGENCE FRANCE-PRESSE/GETTY IMAGES You don’t need to worry that value’s resurgence over growth is a harbinger ...

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