The Dow Jones Industrial Average may be coming out of its slide. The Dow Jones projected an 136-point gain in premarket hours as the stock market freefall stops.
At least for now.
Investors continue to eye three potential catalyst that could send stocks even lower.
by Stephen Mack
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The "Retail Ice Age" may be sinking brick-and-mortar retailers, but delivery services are booming thanks to the Amazon effect.
We've got two stocks that are poised for big growth ahead thanks to this trend.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell over 370 point in premarket trading after President Donald Trump threatened to impose an addition $200 billion in tariffs on Chinese goods.
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Mark your calendar: Economic recovery will likely stop in its tracks on Aug. 1, 2018.
And you can blame what we'll call a "gray swan event" (stick with me) that's looming right in front of us…
This could get ugly – the retail sector could be further damaged, while consumer goods and even some of the mighty FANGs might take a beating.
What's more, there'd be a pretty significant disruption in everyday Americans' lives.
On top of it all, no one is talking about this correctly. Not Barron's, not The Wall Street Journal, not Forbes, not CNBC, not FOX.
And so millions of Americans, millions of investors among them, are set to be caught completely off guard at a time when barely a month remains to prepare.
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The Dow Jones today opened over 100 points higher as investors waited for the Federal Reserve's Open Market Committee meeting.
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Dow futures showed signs of recovery after moving into correction territory in late trading yesterday. This was largely in response to congressional efforts to avoid a government shutdown.
Congress' slow progress on passing a new funding bill led to a government shutdown at midnight on Thursday. However, both Chambers of Congress passed a new bill in the early morning hours to keep the government open for another two years.
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The Dow Jones today is set to rise as Republicans get closer to passing the tax reform bill.
Dow futures are up 100 points this morning as markets cheer on the passage of the new tax reform bill in the Senate.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average will open at a record high today, as futures are up 21 points ahead of the bell.
The Dow Jones today could possibly close at an all-time high for the fourth consecutive day in a row.
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The Dow Jones today is flat in pre-market hours as Fed Chair Janet Yellen will make a historic announcement today…
The Fed is set to announce more details about unwinding its $4.5 trillion balance sheet at today's FOMC meeting.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average is flat this morning as the September FOMC meeting starts today.
Dow Jones futures are up just 15 points ahead of a busy day of earnings reports from firms like Bed Bath & Beyond (Nasdaq: BBBY) and FedEx Corp. (NYSE: FDX).
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