The Dow Jones Industrial Average is getting crushed today because of trade wars.
U.S. President Donald Trump wants to block Chinese companies from investing in U.S. tech.
However, the biggest concern today is what EU tariffs will do to businesses in the United States.
Harley Davidson projects they will lose $100 million a year until things get straightened out...
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average is down today more than 600 points.
Between tariffs and an unfavorable report, investors are fleeing the market.
Here's everything you need to know and what to do...
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At times like the present, one question inevitably rises to the very top of the heap… what do I do next? Sadly, millions of investors will never know.
For them, the markets are like a one-way street to financial hell. Lacking any sort of cohesive plan, they lurch from one "investment" to another only to doom themselves to sub-par returns.
Fortunately, you're not among them. You're here, and that gives you a tremendous advantage, especially on days like today, when the Dow Jones Industrial Average plummets.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average today eked out a 15-point gain to close at yet another record high, while the Nasdaq and S&P 500 retreated marginally.
Two things made for a choppy trading session today. First, Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen gave no new information on when the central bank will raise rates. Second, data on new home sales were mixed.
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In the stock market today, all three major U.S. indices closed lower as concerns that the U.S. Federal Reserve might raise rates sooner than expected continued to weigh on traders' minds.
At the closing bell, the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 4.76 points to finish at 16,264.23. The Nasdaq dropped 22.35 points finish at 4,151.23, while the S&P 500 slid 3.52 to close at 1,849.04. Meanwhile, gold prices fell $8.70 to close at $1,294.70 – below the $1,300 threshold for the first time in six weeks.
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