Tuesday's UK trade balance disappointed investors as the weak sterling currency does not seem to be helping exporters as much as the Bank of England hopes, adding to fears GDP may falter in the first quarter.
As the bull market notches its first year anniversary, the News Hub panel weighs in on whether investors can still make money and how the market will react when the interest rates inevitably adjust. 
Aluminum prices are being supported by an artificial supply shortage. Despite a market steadily working its way higher, the possibility of a significant price correction is real, whether an economic recovery takes hold or not.
A decade after the dot.com bubble burst, MarketWatch's Dave Callaway and Mark Hulbert dicusses what we've learned about markets since then. They say one big lesson for investors is the folly of being in the herd. 
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