It finally happened: the DJIA has hit 20,000. Investors are now turning their attention to the latest round of earnings. Caterpillar (CAT), the world’s largest construction and equipment maker, forecast 2017 profit sharply below analysts’ estimates, hurt by sluggish demand in the construction and energy industries. AT&T (T) said it was confident its deal to buy Time Warner (TWX) would be approved. Potash Corp. (POT), the crop-nutrient producer planning to merge with Agrium (AGU), forecast lower-than-expected earnings for 2017 as it warned that new nitrogen-fertilizer plants in the U.S. will weigh on prices. OpenText Corp. (OTC) has completed its US$1.6B acquisition of Dell EMC's enterprise content management business. OTC also completed the previously announced 2:1 stock split. Freshii Inc., the health-food restaurant chain, raised $125.4-million in the biggest initial public offering in Canada in four months. Here are five stories that we found interesting this week:

1. How shifting Millennial expectations will affect their $30B inheritance
2. Money Manager reactions to a 20,000 DJIA.
3. Good investors understand why the markets are where they are, and not whether the markets are wrong.
4. The world's biggest wealth fund trades as little as possible.
5. What is blockchain and where will be applied?

ICYMI, we posted a stock filter recently outlining stocks with exposure to the US. 

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