Lowry's Kahn: Trend is up, not strong; small-caps need to participate

<p><a name="m_-3588774950544338880__Hlk142352401" id= "m_-3588774950544338880__Hlk142352401"></a>Michael Kahn, senior market analyst at <a href="https://www.lowryresearch.com">Lowry Research Corp.</a>, says the trend since October of last year remains up, despite the corrective nature of the last six weeks; that push and pull makes it that Kahn suggests buying only a few solid choices but not buying broadly or getting widely invested because the market's 'just not there at the moment.' Lowry notes that small-cap companies are struggling and he wants to see a resurgence in small-caps to get happy about the market's resurgence and prospects. In The Book Interview, best-selling author <a href= "https://www.dianabhenriques.com">Diana Henriques</a> discusses her newest effort -- 'Taming the Street: The Old Guard, the New Deal, and FDR's Fight to Regulate American Capitalism' -- which is out today. In the latest episode of '<a href= "https://www.FindMeTheMoney.com">Find Me The Money</a>,' <a href= "https://www.fraudcoach.com">forensic accountant Tracy Coenen</a> dives into the high cost -- and the spent money that might be recovered -- in cases of romantic infidelity, and Chuck discusses taking some old coins and jewelry to a gold buyer, and what he learned from the process.</p>