Author: super@dmin
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Outside the Box: This rally is a symptom of a bear market, not a bull market
Big single-day gains tend to happen in the worst bear markets.
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Key Words: Ray Dalio warns Ocasio-Cortez’s 70% tax proposal could have ‘huge’ impact on economy and the market
The man behind the world’s biggest hedge fund shares his concerns in Davos over raising taxes.
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Earnings Watch: Synchrony Financial stock zooms on Walmart news, ASML starts parade of chip earnings
A handful of Walmart Inc.-related announcements are setting Synchrony Financial shares up for a big day following the private-label card company’s fourth quarter earnings report.
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Retirement? Boomers aren’t ready yet
This generation isn’t just staying in the workforce — who left are coming back.
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How low will the S&P 500 go? Buffett and Shiller know
Whatever will be, will be, but the long-term is ours to see.
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Capitol Report: McConnell tries to flip the script in shutdown with Thursday votes | Ocasio-Cortez, other ‘progressive flamethrowers’ join House Oversight Committee
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and his fellow Republicans are trying to change the narrative in the record-setting partial government shutdown with a Thursday vote. And the House Oversight Committee is adding a group of “progressive flamethrowers” to its ranks.
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Metals Stocks: Gold pushes higher as dollar sinks
Gold rose Wednesday, tracking modest gains for the leading dollar index.
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Cryptos: Bitcoin prices steady but a test of $3,100 is on the cards, says analyst
Cryptocurrency prices are trading mostly unchanged on Wednesday, led by the No.1 digital currency, which is oscillating on either side of $3,600.
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Market Snapshot: Futures point to stock market rebound; IBM shares set to lead Dow
Stock-index futures point to a slightly higher start for Wall Street Wednesday in a rebound from the previous session’s rout as earnings continue to roll in and investors watch continuing trade tensions between the U.S. and China.
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Bond Report: Treasury yields move higher, in line with stocks
Treasury yields snap back Wednesday as bond investors took their cues from buoyant stock markets, even as jitters around a record-setting government shutdown linger.