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.
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Dow Jones Industrial Average Ignores Brexit Woes, Pushes Higher on Strong Financial Earnings
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average projected a 95-point gain in premarket hours after a strong earnings report by Bank of America Corp.
(NYSE: BAC) offset concerns over the failure of a Brexit vote in the United Kingdom's House of Commons.
Dow Jones Industrial Average Today Continues Historic December Slump as Shutdown Looms
The Dow Jones Industrial Average continues to bleed red as investors pour out of stocks and flock to bonds in the wake of the Federal Reserve's decision to hike interest rates this week.
The Dow hit a 14-month low after shedding another 500 points on Thursday.
This morning, Dow Futures were off another 60 points in premarket hours.
The threat of a U.S. government shutdown is only exacerbating investor fears as well.
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Dow Jones Industrial Average Jumps 100 Points as Oil Prices Enter Bear Territory
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 110 points in premarket trading despite signs that global oil prices have entered bear market territory.
Dow Jones Industrial Average Plunges 290 Points as Tech Stocks Miss Earnings Expectations
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell over 290 point at Friday's opening bell after Amazon.com (Nasdaq: AMZN), Snap Inc. (NYSE: SNAP), Alphabet Inc. (Nasdaq: GOOGL) fell short of earnings expectations.
Dow Jones Industrial Average Attempts Rebound as October Volatility Accelerates
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average turned negative for the year after Wednesday's 608-point selloff.
This morning, the Dow projected a 136-point gain as the October's market rollercoaster continued.
Dow Jones Industrial Average Opens Flat as Markets Digest October Jobs Report, U.S. Unemployment Rate Falls to 3.7%
The Dow Jones Industrial Average opened flat this morning as investors digested the October Jobs Report released by the U.S. Labor Department.
Dow Jones Industrial Average Opens Flat as China Seeks Trade Sanctions Against U.S.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average was little changed at the opening bell as ongoing trade tensions continued to rattle investors.
Yesterday, reports emerged that China is seeking permission from the World Trade Organization to hit the United States with trade sanctions.
Here's the All-Important Difference Between a "Cheap Stock" and an Undervalued One
Millions of investors are focused, very myopically, on short-term trading at the moment. That's perfectly understandable, but it's a huge mistake in a mid-term election year.
Why?
Because the single biggest risk facing investors today is not that the numbers driving our economy – earnings, jobs, interest rates – collapse, but rather that they're better than "everyone" expects.
Too much "short-termism" results in too many losses, especially at this time of year, when traders are looking to do two things: a) clean house on their portfolios, and b) get in line for big year-end bonuses.
To be sure, the business cycle is long in the tooth; so is the bull market rally. But nowhere is it written in stone that either of those things must come to an end.
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