Craig Hodges says the market has been resilient despite the lack of progress with US tax reform. He sees tax reform as game-changer for the economy and stock market, especially small-cap companies.
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FANG stands for the high-performing tech stocks such as Facebook, Amazon, Netflix and Google.
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