Markets up after Kevin Warsh's Fed debut

Vance Howard, CEO of Howard Capital Management, says he is bullish on the market after https://production.bbc.co.uk/isite2-xforms/fr/gnlvideoproject/video/edit/72235a34-f308-4d6c-8484-350108eeb440 chair Kevin Warsh made his debut yesterday.

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