U.S. stocks have too much momentum to make betting against the Standard & Poor's 500 index a winning strategy and the gauge will probably reach 1,900 next quarter, according to money manager Laszlo Birinyi.
Cites inability to raise funds in capital markets, keeps on watch with negative implications.
Focus turns to third quarter earnings; a mixed bag, so far.
Bernanke comments push large-caps upward
Investment in Bank of America pays off big in 2012; 'a nice picture'
Stock guru sees extended run-up for stocks; 'everybody into the pool'
Bank sitting on more hard-to-value securities than rivals; inputs 'unobservable'
Sold 'house stocks' in which they had a secret stake including Italian cheese, telecom companies
Morgan Stanley convinced companies to use less stringent risk metric; UAE, Seattle make for strange bedfellows
Famed stock-picker believes economy is on the improve; discounts recent market plunges
