Longtime bull Jeremy Siegel urges caution, says stocks could see a flat 2019

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Rising interest rates, the midterm elections, and U.S.-China trade tensions could mean flat stocks in 2019, warns longtime stock bull Jeremy Siegel.

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Tax cuts for the middle class , continuing deregulation , record corporate profits , positive consumer sentiment , record unemployment , pro business leader running the country . 2019 and beyond will continue to be better till we get tired of winning

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