The Dow Jones today will rise as the U.S. and China seem eager to reach a trade agreement.
Both countries have expressed optimism this week, in the lead-up to a new set of discussions.
The Dow Jones today will rise as the U.S. and China seem eager to reach a trade agreement.
Both countries have expressed optimism this week, in the lead-up to a new set of discussions.
The Dow Jones today could tick slightly higher after earnings season kicked off with reports from several major U.S. banks.
Investors are cautious about what a rate cut means to financial institutions.
Most investors won't notice that the best blue-chip stocks to buy now are a bargain.
They're too worried about the future.
Though the S&P 500 is up over 14% so far in 2019, investors right now are concerned about recession.
The yield curve recently inverted, which is a strong signal of downturn. '
So they might consider taking the profits of the past decade, rather than looking for the best blue-chip stocks today.
The Dow Jones today will pop up to 150 points thanks to stronger-than-expected earnings from UnitedHealth Group (NYSE: UNH).
The health insurance giant topped earnings and revenue expectations and hiked its full-year guidance.
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It's well known that owning blue-chip stocks is historically less risky compared to other stocks in the market.
Interestingly, as the market has essentially traded flat over the last 15 months, many of these blue-chip stocks have become cheaper to buy today.
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The Dow Jones today is opening more than 150 points lower thanks to a troubling economic report out of China.
Yesterday, China reported its economy grew 6.6% in 2018, the lowest growth rate its seen since 1990.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average opened higher on Friday as investors cheered reports that China and the United States have made progress on a trade deal.
Investors are also paying close attention to the U.S. government shutdown.
House Representatives argued on the floor of the Lower Chamber Thursday after President Trump retaliated against Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi for requesting that the State of the Union be postponed or delivered outside of the Congressional building.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average pulled back from yesterday's 548-point gain as investors waited for the Federal Reserve to release minutes from September's meeting on monetary policy.
In September, the Fed raised rates for the third time in 2018.
by Tim Melvin
It's no surprise to anyone keeping up with the news that we live in an investing culture that values everything but investing.
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