Stocks Likely to Be Flat Or Negative Until Donald Trump's Inauguration

After a double-digit rally in the Dow Jones Industrial Average in 2016, expect some lackluster returns over the next few weeks, as investors await the inauguration of President-elect Donald Trump on Jan. 20. That's the assessment from economist and Real Money contributor Steve Blitz, who said investors just don't know how soon Trump's economic proposals, which sparked a rally in stocks after the election, will be implemented. The blue-chip index has also been flirting with the symbolic threshold of 20,000 for months.