Donald Trump's Trade War Won't Hurt China | Opinion
While the allure of a trade war sounds bold, the reality is that the United States is poised to lose far more than it could gain. China, contrary to the prevailing narrative, is far from a vulnerable target. In fact, it’s better positioned to weather a trade conflict, with its tightly controlled economy,
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Read MoreCEF Insights: Gold Sector Review And 2025 Outlook
The Closed-End Fund Association (CEFA) is the national trade association representing the closed-end fund industry.
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Read MoreStock market today: World stocks mixed after Wall Street momentum slows with cooling Trump trade
HONG KONG (AP) — European markets opened higher on Wednesday while Asian stocks followed Wall Street lower as momentum cooled for the torrid “Trump trade” that swept U.S. markets following Donald Trump’s presidential victory.
Germany’s DAX edged 0.2% to 19,067.59. In Paris,
Read MoreStock Market Today: Dow futures fall as traders eye CPI inflation data
How are stock-index futures trading:
S&P 500 futures are down 0.1%.
Dow Jones Industrial Average futures are dipping 0.2%.
Nasdaq 100 futures are falling 0.1%.
On Tuesday, the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 382 points,
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Read MoreJoey Logano’s Post-Retirement Plans: “I Could Do More Than One Thing”
Joey Logano’s Post-Retirement Plans: Joey Logano is charting an ambitious course for life after NASCAR, suggesting a future that transcends traditional racing roles. At 34, the three-time NASCAR Cup Series champion reflects on the importance of planning, expressing interest in mentorship,
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Market Commentary: Are Only Fools Buying Netflix?
Netflix reported earnings recently and the share price plunged $40 on the day, down almost 8.5%. To anybody who could read the tea leaves, the reaction came as no surprise. But how do you read the tea leaves? Or in other words, what was the giveaway in the financials that led to investors realizing the risk to reward ratio was poor,
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Market Commentary: Will The Fed Lose Control?
From 1982-2023, a massive bull market in share prices took place, creating enormous wealth. But the prior decade or so between 1966-1982 was quite the opposite. Indeed, investors who bought the top in 1966 would have had to wait a full 15 years before seeing their investments turn profitable.
The bull run over the past forty years has been intermittently interrupted by stock market crashes,
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1 Stock So Cheap It’s a STEAL?
Crocs started selling its trademark footwear in 2002, and it rapidly became an iconic American brand. Before long, the shoes gained a global following, and today, more than 720 million pairs have been sold in 90+ countries.
Originally, there was just one style — a soft, lightweight sandal made from Crocs’ proprietary Croslite material.