Investors will be watching China's third quarter GDP for clues on its economic recovery, along with retail sales and urban unemployment data.
GP1-1 drugs, originally developed as a treatment for diabetes, are shaking up some sectors — from owners of dialysis centers to bariatric surgery providers and the food industry. But one investment advisor, Brian Krawez, president of Scharf Investments, says there are opportunities for two stocks. 'We think the selloff has been unwarranted and creates a buying opportunity,' Brian Krawez, president of Scharf Investments, says of one of the stocks.
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