The Uber IPO was not only one of the most anticipated, but also one of the biggest IPO flops of 2019.
And Money Morning knew it would be.
by Daniel Smoot
The Uber IPO was not only one of the most anticipated, but also one of the biggest IPO flops of 2019.
And Money Morning knew it would be.
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You know, I've been motorcycling for as long as I can remember.
Not only is doing so a great way to see the world, but I don't think there's a better way to discover the world's best profit plays and biggest opportunities. That's why I'm keen to "get out of my garage" and hit the road every chance I get.
Last week, my bride – that's what I call Noriko, my wife of 24 years – and I took off along the coastal roads in Washington and Oregon.
Past trips have been south of the border… in Europe… Japan… even in mainland China. But the past week was all about getting into America's backroads and the small coastal towns that dot our landscape.
My goal was twofold…
First, I wanted to see if the cultural values that make our nation so great are still there, and rediscover how life outside the media-driven big cities works.
And second, my wife and I wanted to relax away from the crush of the big cities that increasingly dominate our lives.
We succeeded wildly on both counts!
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Expect a volatile Dow Jones Industrial Average today as some high profile companies reported mixed earnings and Wall Street makes sense of the Apple settlement.
The Dow is already in the red despite a hot start from Morgan Stanley (NYSE: MS) this morning.
Plus: Apple's settlement was a big winner for one stock (and it wasn't Apple).
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Tesla stock is the most trouble its ever been in, and Elon Musk's increasingly erratic behavior is just another sign of the company's coming decline.
Fortunately, it's also something you can turn into profits.
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A recent article in Bloomberg titled "Why the Worst May Already be Over for the Global Economy" had our Matt Piepenburg very concerned.
Not only is the headline misleading, but the entire article attempts to dangerously mask a broken economy and hand out false hope through lies of omission and misleading propaganda.
But not on Matt's watch.
Let me show you what's really happening here...
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average was off 93 points in premarket hours as investors weigh a busy slate of earnings reports and raise new questions about trade discussions by China and the United States.
Markets have largely ignored the U.S. government shutdown and new concerns about the state of Britain's departure from the European Union. Expect investor focus to remain on earnings season.
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Are we in a bear market?
We are, according to Morgan Stanley.
And things could get much worse. You need to start preparing right now...
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average projected a 15-point decline this morning after the U.S. Commerce Department announced its second estimate of second quarter growth for the second quarter.
The U.S. economy logged its best performance in roughly four years with a reading of 4.2% growth.
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Turkey's economic crisis is already spreading to economies across the world.
Even if you don't own stocks in foreign companies, your portfolio could be at risk.
Here's what's going on - and how you can protect your wealth...
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Over the last six months, bank stocks have fallen an average of 10% as stock market volatility has repeatedly damaged investor confidence.
In the beginning of the year, many investors believed that new tax-reform policies and rising interest rates would drive bank stocks to new highs this year.
However, worrisome trends in global trade have prevented the financial sector from meeting expectations.
However, this is no longer the case.
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