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1. Investors will have to cope with a 'sloppy' market, money manager Jack Ablin says

   If you're not putting money to work during market pullbacks, Cresset Wealth's Jack Ablin suggests it'll be challenging to make profits this year.

2. Despite sharp rebound, chart watcher Louise Yamada warns stocks aren't out of the woods

   Technician Louise Yamada says it's premature to determine whether the market downturn is securely in the past.

3. Oil is doing something it's never done before, and at least one expert considers it bullish

   The expert known for predicting the 2015 crude collapse weighs in on the year's rally.

4. Wall Street bear warns the earnings slowdown will crush rally

   Wall Street bear Peter Boockvar warns that 2019's market rally is flawed, and a major setback will slam stocks.

5. Here's why Wells Fargo has sliced its forecasts for rate hikes and bond yields

   As bond yields fall on global growth fears, Wells Fargo is making some changes.

6. Bitcoin fever 2.0? Analyst behind bearish cryptocurrency note suggests new rush

   The JPMorgan analyst behind a report that found major firms are losing interest in cryptocurrencies predicts a new crypto rush.

7. A scary leg lower could wipe out 2019's early gains: Ned Davis Research

   A 2018 market bear sees new reasons turn positive on stocks, but he warns a deep pullback threat remains.

8. The recent S&P rebound looks a lot like 2000 and 2007 — but that's not a bad thing, says JP Morgan

   The markets have surged into the new year with the S&P 500 posting its best January in more than three decades.