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The stock market is still in a correction, but the Nasdaq composite and S&P 500 are trying to make a case for a bottom.
From Investor's Business Daily
Donald Trump’s tariff offensive convulsed global markets on Thursday, with sectors from banking to tech left reeling from the US president’s bid to remake the global economic order.
From The Financial Times
Ahead of that, investors were in wait-and-see mode.
From Wall Street Journal
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Fundstrat's head of research Tom Lee tells why President Trump is banking on a rally for stocks and won't stand in the way.
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Buffett has invested in many consumer stocks in the past, and that alone hasn't made them good buys. Kraft Heinz, for instance, has been a staple in Berkshire's portfolio, and investors would likely be disappointed with the lackluster 23% gains it has produced over the past five years.
Dow Jones, S&P 500 and Nasdaq were up Monday and early Tuesday but consumers still lack confidence in economy.
Rivian's Q4 2024 earnings report showed a positive gross profit and reduced COGS per vehicle. Click here to find out why I upgrade RIVN stock to a buy.
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The US economy will enter a recession in 2025, with Trump’s tariffs leading top corporate CFOs to ‘pessimism’ and less spending, according to a CNBC survey.
U.S. President Donald Trump indicated on Monday that not all of his threatened levies would be imposed on April 2 and that some countries may get a break. He also warned that automobile tariffs are coming soon and slapped 25% secondary tariffs on any country that buys oil or gas from Venezuela.
BMY has enjoyed robust capital appreciation over the past few months, significantly aided by the ongoing market rotation to value/ defensive stocks.
Weighed down by weak economic growth prospects and looming fears of US ... sales of large blocks — as bulls take charge of the market. “This has helped underpin the robust ABB volumes we ...
Asian stocks stumbled on Tuesday, dragged by a slide in Chinese tech shares after a strong rally, while investors weighed the prospect of narrower-than-feared U.S. tariffs and the dollar hovered near three-week highs after upbeat economic data.