Theory: Trump is doing insider trading. One week he'll act tough, stocks will crash. Next week he'll act easy, stocks will go up. Cycle is repeating every week for more than a month now. Will not be surprised if Trump is deliberately doing this to make money.
Dear Wall Street, Modern Captains of Finance, Bankers, You’re gonna wish Trump wasn’t President*.
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Stocks retreat as falling U.S. yields, trade worries sour moodAsian stocks slid across the board on Wednesday, dragged down by Wall Street&03... Just money ........ no biggie? Wow recession talk and the Trump and GOP have had the helm for 2 years before sinking the ship. Ahhh to have back the days of Obama and steady stable growth... And now...lmao
Source: Reuters - 🏆 2. / 97 Read more »
Asian stocks sink for 2nd day after Wall Street slideBEIJING (AP) — Asian stocks fell further Friday after Wall Street slid on recession fears, putting markets in Shanghai, Tokyo and Sydney on track to end 2018 down more than 10 percent. Tokyo's Nikkei 225 index fell 1.9 percent and the Shanghai Composite Index lost 0.9 percent. The Chinese market is 2018's worst performer, down nearly 25 percent for the year. Stocks usually end the year with a flourish. But investors worry global economic growth is cooling and the U.S. could slip into a recession in the next few years. Interest rate hikes will do that. Government shutdown along with interest rates could sink dow to a new low even lower than yesturday.
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Stocks slip as Wall Street takes a breather after Dow's 600-point rally on WednesdayStocks opened slightly lower on Thursday as investors took a breather following a massive rally in the previous session on comments from the top-ranking Federal Reserve official. Stocks traded higher Thursday, but fear from U.S. and China trade sent the markets into the red. The Dow snapped its 3-day winning streak after falling 27 points.
Source: CNBC - 🏆 12. / 72 Read more »
Asian stocks trade cautiously following Wall Street turbulenceIn overnight market action stateside, stocks added to strong gains seen on Wednesday following a wild session which saw the Dow Jones Industrial Average drop more than 600 points at its intraday low.
Source: CNBC - 🏆 12. / 72 Read more »
Asian stocks set to decline following Wall Street plungeIn the U.S. markets, stocks fell sharply ahead of the Federal Reserve Bank's expected rate hike this week. Is 2% decline really a plunge. What goes up......
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Global Stock Slide Extends to Asia as Growth Fears MountThe U.S. stock selloff spread to Asia amid fears of a U.S. government shutdown and unease over the resilience of the global economy.
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Japan falls, other Asian stocks gain after Wall Street rallyUS stocks were staging a furious late-afternoon rally on Thursday, closing with gains after erasing a near 600-point drop in the Dow Jones Industrial Average.
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Asian stocks poised for gains after Wall Street skyrocketsIn market action overnight stateside, stocks saw major gains as the Dow Jones Industrial Average soared 1,086.25 points — its largest single-day point gain in history. Thanks a lot Obamas for raising the stock market. Dead cat bounce or V bottom?
Source: CNBC - 🏆 12. / 72 Read more »
Asia stocks advance, dollar struggles on signs of more cautious FedAsian stocks advanced on Thursday, tracking a surge on Wall Street, after the ch...
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Wall Street rises at open on BofA, Goldman earnings boostU.S. stocks opened higher on Wednesday, boosted by financial stocks after strong... JUST IN!! - I need a sugar daddy to spoil me.. & get me $btc DM me :p Border wall is in political future
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