CES 2019 provided an opportunity for more than 4,500 companies to unveil their latest technology and a glimpse of the future of 5G that could energize the industry for years to come.
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If this Trump/JFK comparison keeps tracking, prepare for a bullish 2019One year after we pointed out the uncanny similarities between the stock market with Donald Trump in the White House and the one under John F. Kennedy, the charts are tracking as closely as ever. That could mean good times ahead for bulls.
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