The American consumer is a rare bright spot as trade-war tensions rage. Here's how UBS says stock traders can take advantage.

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Jeremy Zirin of UBS says US consumer spending should stay strong, and is overweight on the sectors poised to benefit while he downgrades tech stocks.
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The American consumer is a rare bright spot as trade-war tensions rage. Here's how UBS says stock traders can take advantage.

The American consumer is a rare bright spot as trade-war tensions rage. Here's how UBS says stock traders can take advantage.

Marley Jay | Jeremy Zirin of UBS says US consumer spending should stay strong, and is overweight on the sectors poised to benefit while he downgrades tech stocks.

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