Cryptocurrency prices dropped today, and Bitcoin even fell below $10,000 at one point.
During the day, the Dow Jones Industrial Average also slumped by more than 300 points.
Cryptocurrency prices dropped today, and Bitcoin even fell below $10,000 at one point.
During the day, the Dow Jones Industrial Average also slumped by more than 300 points.
Here's everything you need to know about what happened in the markets today...
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News of the Amazon healthcare initiative is dominating headlines globally today, and the announcement highlights one of the biggest profit opportunities we've been telling readers about for years.
Here's why we remain bullish on Amazon stock, and how high we see AMZN stock climbing from here...
by Casey Wilson
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Chris Johnson has a proven system to find the market's best trades – and it starts with his 10 "commandments" of trading.
by A.J. Bursick
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China just warned that it will retaliate against Trump's solar tariffs.
Here's how the trade beef between Beijing and Washington could affect your wallet.
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The Dow Jones has plunged more than 400 points since Monday's (Jan. 29) open, and the sudden downturn has investors wondering, "Will the stock market crash this week?"
That's not an entirely unreasonable question to ask.
by Jack Delaney
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The California marijuana market could soon be worth $20 billion.
And despite the efforts from U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions, the industry is now just too big to stop.
Here's how to find your next potential profit opportunity through California marijuana stocks...
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The ADT IPO received a lukewarm reception at best.
Of course, that didn't surprise Tim Melvin.
That's because he's watching better ways to profit in the stock market in 2018...
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The price of silver today (Tuesday, Jan. 30) is up 0.76%, to $17.40, in morning trading. And I see plenty of bullish momentum ahead for silver prices in 2018.
After exploding higher last week, the price of silver returned to mild consolidation mode on a mild dollar bounceback.
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The Dow Jones today slips for the second day this week as investor uncertainty rises ahead of a major week of events for the stock market.
Dow futures are down 248 points this morning as the CBOE Volatility Index (VIX) reaches its highest level since Q4 2016. The VIX provides the market's volatility implied by S&P 500 stock options. It's referred to as the stock market "fear gauge".
However there's no need to panic, healthy stock rallies require pullbacks.
by Tim Melvin
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The media didn't pay very close attention to the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, last week. Aside from coverage of the copious amounts of snow and the quick left spin on U.S. President Donald Trump's reception by the global elite, no one was really watching the gathering of billionaires and politicians there in the Alps.
They should have. The attendees are the One Percent and the people who worked to make 'em (and keep 'em) that way. These folks can money-whip the world in any direction they want it to go.
I'm not saying it's right; I'm not saying it's fair… but it's the reality. No investor can afford to go unaware of what these folks are doing.
I mean, I'm a skeptic, and not a believer in those weird "Illuminati" or "Trilateral Commission" conspiracy theories, but the Davos crowd comes pretty close.
They can raise and destroy markets, create or eliminate jobs – entire industries, even – and make or break just about every politician in the world.
The headlines from this gathering of gatherings, what few there were, were almost uniformly bright. Trump declared America "open for business," and the sentiment was well-received by the global honchos listening in.
And that's what's got me worried...
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