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...
Amazon's $0 tax bill is drawing outrage from all corners.
As usual, the scandal surrounding Amazon's taxes is being drummed up by politicians who created the tax structure in the first place.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average will try to hold above the 25,000 level after a 434-point surge Wednesday.
This morning, Dow Futures projected a small decline as investors weigh earnings reports and a breaking development that U.S. and Chinese officials are negotiating a meeting for later this month between President Donald Trump and Xi Jinping.
Here are the numbers from Wednesday for the Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq...
After months of neglect from Wall Street, investors have once again warmed to the General Electric Co. (NYSE: GE) on its run-up to earnings.
Since hitting a low of $6.71 on Dec. 12, 2018, the 126-year-old conglomerate has rallied, driving its share price to a 2019 high of $9.14 just last week.
The sudden jump has many investors wondering if one of Wall Street's favorite dividend stocks is finally back.
However, the picture isn't as straightforward when you take a closer look...
The Dow Jones Industrial Average got a slight boost from a thaw in the trade war, but fears of slowing global growth are keeping the index stuck in neutral.
China's lackluster economic growth, reported in the country's latest industrial output numbers, rattled investors.
But that's welcome news for a few American companies. We'll outline which are celebrating below...
The Dow Jones Industrial Average is finally seeing some signs of life as it's made gains over the last two days. And the rally is on track to keep rolling today.
The Dow Jones projected a 35-point gain in premarket hours as Wall Street is finally seeing tensions relax between the U.S. and China over trade.
Investors looking for the best stocks to buy often turn to Wall Street analysts for help.
Today, we're making things easy for our readers by showing you five stocks analysts are predicting will surge more than 50% over the coming year.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 82 points in premarket trading as technology stocks gave up last week's gains on reports of slowing demand and potential antitrust violations.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 147 points in premarket trading as concerns about rising interest rates continued to erode market sentiment.
On Thursday, the Federal Reserve issued a hawkish message on interest rates for the year ahead.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell slightly in premarket hours as markets anticipated results from the 2018 midterm election.
