Author: super@dmin

If bull markets die of old age, this current one may have more life.

Asian markets tumbled Friday on fears that the U.S. and China may not be as close to a trade deal as President Donald Trump had suggested. Selling was also fueled by worries about the global economy after alarming Chinese trade data.

Investor sentiment has ramped up and the markets are overbought, writes Michael Brush.

Jeremy Grantham, an investor credited with calling the 2000 and 2008 downturns, told CNBC on Thursday that investors should get inured to lackluster returns in the stock market for the next two decades, after a century of handsome gains.

It should be time for celebration on Wall Street. A bullish golden cross is on the verge of materializing in the 122-year-old Dow Jones Industrial Average, coming after an anxiety-provoking dip more than two months ago. But some analysts are worried. Here’s why.

Consumer credit is not showing any warning signs about the health of the household sector, economist said

It’s not every day that members of Congress pull out textbooks during hearings, but that didn’t stop Rep. Katie Porter from whipping hers out at a hearing on Thursday regarding the state of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.

Women still aren’t managing long-term financial decisions as often as men

Rates for home loans rose for only the second time in 2019, but are likely to fall from here.

Treasurys are poised to extend gains, says the Elliott Wave analyst.