Newsworthy updates – April 19, 2010

- Economy Bulls Ahead While Stocks Take a Pause: The stock market has indeed come a long way during the last few weeks…. (from Morningstar)

- NYTimes: Upbeat Signs Revive Consumers’ Mood for Spending

- Morningstar: Indicators Uniformly Bullish.  Overall data flow this week supportive of 4.5% real GDP growth estimate for 2010.

- WSJ: They did OK, anyway: Warren Buffett, Ted Turner, others were rejected from their first-choice colleges.

- NYTimes: When Not to Pay Down a Mortgage

- Another major domestic issue with strong feelings on both sides: The Case for Saturday School (from WSJ.com)

- This Economy Has Long Legs: Morningstar’s Bob Johnson boosts his 2010 GDP forecast to 4.5%.

- Morningstar’s Bob Johnson: Consumer Trudges On Through the Snow

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