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Shares were moderately lower in Asia on Wednesday following a bloodletting on Wall Street as goodwill generated by a truce between the U.S. and China over trade evaporated in confusion over what the two sides had agreed upon.

Apps like Acorns and Stash messaged their customers this week, but critics argue they could encourage risky behavior.

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Risk is really how much portfolio volatility you can live with, writes Mark Hulbert.

It was an unfortunate day for President Trump to brag about his tradecraft — major stock indices tumbled by more than 3%.

With Wednesday a holiday, investors sold equities today to mitigate the risks of further declines stemming from a slowing economy and a potential failure in U.S.-China trade talks.

Hardly a day goes by without new Brexit developments. Now investors are digesting an opinion by the European Court of Justice and anticipate the parliamentary vote on Prime Minister Theresa May’s Brexit deal.

The 10-year Treasury note yield fell below the 3% level Monday, a worrisome development in the eyes of analysts in Wall Street who say all isn’t right with the U.S. economy.

Lloyd Blankfein, one of Wall Street’s biggest names, earned $22 million in 2016. Ryan, a 7-year-old who plays with toys, earned the same.

Shares of home builders took a broad beating Tuesday, after luxury builder Toll Brothers confirmed investors fears by saying it witnessed the housing market “soften further” in November, especially in California, because of reduced affordability and fewer foreign buyers.