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| | ... vacuum. Things get in the way. Proof? About this time last year, Factset's stories were: Upbeat outlook for 2018: - Wall Street strategists upbeat on the outlook for 2018. Barron's cover story ("Outlook 2018: The Bull Market's Next Act") ... |
| | | ... curve in more than a decade awoke the specter of a recession," he said. Sure, they all add up. But if (and whenever) Wall Street does a rebound, opposing rationales will be in the fore once more, explaining the whys and wherefores for the bounce. However ... |
| | | ... have been actual implementations, threats, some concessions and now it's good cop bad cop. Bad cop Trump told the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) that it's "highly unlikely" he would agree to China's plea for him to refrain from lifting the current ... |
| | | The ups and downs in US equities over the past weeks reminds me of the book, "A Random Walk on Wall Street", authored by Princeton University economics professor Burton Malkiel back in 1973, which posited that: "...short run changes in stock prices ... |
| | | ... around 2% in the year to September. More pertinent, inflation expectations have come down... big time. Recall the spook Wall Street got when the US yield curve - the yield differential between the US 10-year and two-year bonds - flattened to 0.4% (the ... |
| | | I commented about the tug-o-war between the bulls and the bears on Wall Street yesterday, and Monday's action on 'The Street' shows they're still tugging and pulling. It's so easy to commentate on the day-to-day action on Wall Street ... |
| | | The tug-o-war between the bulls and the bears continues on Wall Street as 2018 draws to a close. Whether this state of affairs - or better yet, resolved one way of another (up or down) - depends primarily on the end game of the on-going trade stoush ... |
| | | ... remains divisive. Oil unable to sustain earlier bounce. Yes Virginia, this is the general theme explaining for why Wall Street dropped (big time) - Dow down 2.3%; S&P 500 down 2%; Nasdaq down 2.8%; Russell 2000 2% - as it did in the first trading day ... |
| | | The bull market in crude oil is no more. Just a month ago and a bit, rumour on the street was that crude oil prices would soar to around US$100 a barrel and beyond. No one could be faulted for believing this. Not after Saudi Arabia and Russia's ... |
| | | ... "subject to incoming data confirming the medium-term inflation outlook." Despite the current heightened volatility on Wall Street that's adding to investor anxiety around the world, ECB President Mario Draghi remains unfazed. "Incoming information ... |
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