The Dow Jones today will keep getting pummeled today, thanks to the trade war with China, as Wall Street is yet to see a light at the end of the tunnel.
Plus, a potential fight with Iran over their nuclear weapons program isn't helping investor confidence either.
by David Zeiler
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Many Americans were disappointed and angry over lower-than-expected tax refunds this year.
But corporations fared much better.
This year, 60 U.S. companies that turned a profit in 2018 not only paid nothing to the IRS – they actually received millions in rebates from the government.
The 2017 tax law, while not entirely responsible, made the disparity between what individuals pay and what corporations pay much wider.
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One of the biggest power companies on the planet is immediately shutting down the production of its coal-fired power plants and will phase out existing coal plants by 2030.
It will now develop electric power plants using renewable energy.
by Tom Gentile
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A couple weeks ago, I predicted that the U.S. dollar would become even more volatile than what we were seeing at that time.
And thanks, in part, to the escalating situation with North Korea – that's exactly what's happening right now.
This is important to pay attention to because this volatility can affect anything from the price you pay for a gallon of milk to the costs of getting home repairs done.
On top of that, it helps the Fed decide if and when to raise interest rates – which can also impact your bank and retirement accounts.
But it doesn't have to hurt you…
All you need to know is how to play the U.S. dollar.
No matter where it goes from here...
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average today is down after the Labor Department reported the U.S. added 165,000 jobs in October.
That missed expectations of 175,000 new jobs.
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