The Dow Jones today will get a light boost from the Treasury Secretary's comments on U.S.-China trade progress.
Steven Mnuchin said yesterday the two governments "pretty much agreed on an enforcement mechanism" for when both sides strike a deal.
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The Dow Jones today will get a light boost from the Treasury Secretary's comments on U.S.-China trade progress.
Steven Mnuchin said yesterday the two governments "pretty much agreed on an enforcement mechanism" for when both sides strike a deal.
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Boeing stock might be taking a beating right now, but investors should be licking their lips at the prospect of picking up the company's shares at a bargain price.
Over the last month, shares of Boeing Co. (NYSE: BA) have fallen over 15% as the company battled controversy following the crashes of its Boeing 737 Max 8 airliner.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average shot up another 190 points within 10 minutes of Tuesday's opening bell.
A sharp fall in Boeing Co. (NYSE: BA) stock was offset by rallying tech stocks.
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At this very moment, Chinese and U.S. trade representatives are meeting in hopes of establishing a "memorandum of understanding" against the possibility of an escalating trade war.
And as Matt explains, there are no winners in a trade war, especially when both countries are dealing with crippling debt.
But, much better, you'll know how and when to buy into real value...
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average opened slightly lower this morning as investors continue to monitor trade developments between the U.S. and China.
Representatives from the world's two largest economies kicked off another round of high-level talks Thursday.
President Trump is hoping that China's Vice Premier and special envoy Liu He can reach a framework with a U.S. team that includes Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin.
Here are the numbers from Thursday for the Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq:
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The Dow Jones today is projecting a 78 point gain at open this morning as investors cheered the news that Chinese President Xi Jinping will meet with U.S. trade delegates this Friday.
That comes just as President Trump pushes back the deadline for spiking tariffs on China.
A trade deal with China will be a massive bullish catalyst for the stock market.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average is trending up this morning thanks to optimism over a potential trade deal with China this week.
But if progress toward a trade deal isn't made, then get prepared for a volatile week.
That's especially true when you factor in another bearish catalyst this week...
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Today's economic news should bring a smile to any investor's face, but the threat of a global recession looms ever closer.
Global growth is faltering, and it could be just a matter of time before the world's economy grinds to a halt.
And a global economic slowdown could sink the American economy with it...
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Last week, investors breathed a sigh of relief as U.S. President Donald Trump signed a bill to end the longest government shutdown in history.
While Wall Street slid through the 35-day shutdown relatively unscathed, many investors are growing uneasy about the shutdown's long-term impact of the health of the nation's economy.
However, the shutdown's economic toll is small change compared to the fiscal disaster that's lurking just around the corner.
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