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1. 2019's sharp market rally faces May expiration date, CFRA's Sam Stovall warns

   CFRA's Sam Stovall suggests the stock market will hit a setback next month.

2. Major Wall Street firm worries about surprise Fed rate hike, says biggest market gains are overseas

   The best investment opportunities may be thousands of miles away.

3. Here's the level oil needs to hold for the crude rally to rage on, according to one top technician

   Crude oil prices won't climb higher unless they stay above the critical $60 level, says Louise Yamada of Yamada Technical Research.

4. Bond market suggests painful shock will hit stocks, investor Peter Boockvar warns

   Bleakley Advisory Group's Peter Boockvar sees two narratives gripping the market, and one could send investors running for cover.

5. From danger zone to sweet spot, BNY Mellon picks Europe as top global play

   Much of Wall Street may consider Europe a danger zone for investors, but BNY Mellon's Alicia Levine lists it as a top market pick.

6. The semis are sending an important signal to the bond market: JP Morgan

   Yields have tumbled over the past month. One technician expects them to make a comeback into the summer and is finding proof in an unexpected corner of the market.

7. IPO rush creating 'ominous sign' in tech market, $3.5 billion money manager warns

   Mayflower Advisors' Larry Glazer is discouraging investors from the tech space as more companies get ready to go public.

8. Bitcoin bull says the cryptocurrency is bottoming, could run to $6,000: 'Sentiment has shifted'

   Bitcoin's recent surge could mark a near-term bottom for the volatile digital currency, says "Fast Money" trader and self-proclaimed bitcoin bull Brian Kelly.