The Dow Jones now is off after the number of U.S.
COVID cases hit a new record high over the weekend – 83,000 daily.
An outbreak across the Sun Belt states continues to rise, according to data.
Concerns that the U.S.
will be unable to contain the virus were echoed over the weekend by White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows.
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Earnings season has come and gone. And as usual, some stocks disappointed while others surprised to the upside.
The company we're bringing you today beat the average Wall Street analysts' estimates by 36% when it last reported on Feb. 11.
But somehow the stock is down 10% to date.
We think Wall Street has presented a great opportunity to own a wonderful business at a descent discount. You don't want to wait until it's back up 10% before buying.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average will not see much growth today, as a number of big Dow components are feeling the impacts of the U.S.-China trade war.
Many blame the trade war between the United States and China on lower sales, higher shipping costs.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average is headed downward after China announced new tariffs on another $75 billion in U.S. goods.
The list of products that face additional levies include automobiles and parts.
China’s State Council said that tariffs will go into effect on September 1 and increase on December 15.
But there is much else moving the DJIA today…
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So, here we are: The first Fed rate cut in 10 years is in the history books, and the markets have completely changed… right?
Nope. The markets instead took everyone for a roller coaster ride down – selling the news.
But there are still a TON of opportunities out there worth your hard-earned capital, and I'm going to show you the best moves to make when the markets open tomorrow.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average climbed 103 points in premarket trading after Chinese markets had their best day in two years.
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The Dow Jones today traded 50 points higher in pre-market trading after the Chinese government announced that it welcomes direct talks with the United States if it will help avert a global trade war.
by Shah Gilani
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If you're breathing a sigh of relief because the Dow Jones Industrials rose a whopping 669.40 points (or 2.84%) Monday, don't think you won't have to hold your breath again.
We're not out of the woods yet.
The market's jittery, to say the least. A super-solid move upward on a Monday, which handily erases an ugly drop the previous Friday, could just be what Wall Street calls a "dead cat bounce."
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The Dow Jones today continues to move higher as optimistic investors cycle back into stocks amidst high volatility.
Dow futures were down as much as 284 points this morning as European markets showed strong gains this morning. European investors cheered a deal struck by Germany's Chancellor Angela Merkel to form a coalition government. This ends several months of uncertainty over the future of Europe's largest economy.
by Lee Adler
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Today, I'm doing something a bit unusual.
Instead of our usual LAMPP update, I'd like to take a different tack… and show you a historical picture lesson that should scare the stuffing out of you.
Recently I've been thinking about the similarities between the current stock market environment and a few of the bubbles that I have experienced in a lifetime of following markets. While those similarities are scary, they prove nothing. Just because two different periods in different markets look alike doesn't mean that their denouements will be the same.
By the same token, to ignore the similarities and the warnings they represent would be foolhardy. So today I am showing you the pictures of several modern bubbles, starting with a recent and disturbing one in gold.
Maybe that's not enough to scare the bejabbers out of us, nor perhaps should it be, because there may still be time to watch and take action deliberately. If you have been following my recommendation to gradually liquidate your stock holdings and raise cash over the past four months, and the current three months if you started late, then you're in good shape to ride out the storm that I expect.
But the message in these charts is that maybe there isn't as much time as we think.
Here's the gold bubble - and several others - that tell you what you need to know...
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