Markets Erupt: Dow Futures Up 1,300, Dollar Soars After Historic Trump Three-Peat
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Trump's political comeback sparked a surge in risk assets, sending 30-year Treasury yields and the dollar to their biggest gains since 2020...
Guess who is the chairman of the company…Sam Altman, the CEO of the company that is causing all this demand for nuclear energy…
94-year-old Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway has been steadily offloading Bank of America shares over the past several months.
Former President Donald Trump often warns about financial calamities that could ensue if rivals are elected. His running mate says there could be a problem if he is elected.
And This Is Fine?
September has historically been the worst month for U.S. stocks -- but not this year
Hedge fund billionaire John Paulson said he would pull his money out of the stock market and go into cash and gold if Kamala Harris wins the election...
He made his money in the stock market, and so why is he now pulling money out of the stock market at a feverish pace? Does he anticipate that a crash is coming?
One month after the Aug 5 Kamala Karry Trade Krash, we got part 2...
Market observers have been puzzled by Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway's abrupt selling of billions of dollars of its long-held stake in Bank of America since mid-July.
The Aug. 5 mini-crash was a potent reminder to investors that stock markets aren't a one-way street.
Shares for mpox vaccine maker Bavarian Nordic continued to surge on Friday after the World Health Organization declared a public health emergency over an escalating outbreak of the disease in Africa...
Financial wizards have conjured up possibly their most dizzying product yet in the quest to ride the derivatives boom: Cboe Global Markets Inc. is poised to offer options on futures for an index based on options on another index.
The world is in its most precarious geopolitical environment since World War 2.
Equity markets closed broadly higher yesterday and bond yields rose to retrace some of the falls over two days of financial bloodletting induced by a lacklustre jobs report and the unwinding of speculative Yen carry trades.
Update: The Nikkei has the biggest 2-day drop in history. Bitcoin is down 7% today and 23 percent in the last week. 18-year high margin positions hitting everything but gold.
If you are surprised by what is happening in the financial world right now, you probably haven't been paying much attention.
Japan and US stocks collapse as inflation trade sours
Edward Dowd joins Alex Jones live to give his expert analysis of the ongoing stock market crash.
Edward Dowd joins Alex Jones live to give his expert analysis of the ongoing stock market crash.
The panic over a potential US recession has caused a massive downturn to take place across global markets.
"What You're Seeing Right Now in the Stock Market is What Americans Have Been Feeling for the Past Three Years" (Video)
Dr. Kirk Elliot joins Alex Jones live to break down the latest in the ongoing stock market upheaval.
Years of relentless lies - from "Russiagate" to "we fixed the economy" - have finally come home to roost in this morning's worldwide market crash. Dr. Paul analyzes what happened and what we can expect to happen in the short-term.
When yesterday we said, when discussing Buffett's ongoing liquidation of his Bank of America stake, that "Berkshire's rising cash stockpiles merely reflect the firm's inability ..
Spooked in part by a looming recession under the policies of Joe Biden and Kamala Harris in the United States, the Japanese stock market panicked on Monday and suffered its worst single-day sell-off in history, losing even more points than it did on
...Spark Panic Among Investors - Warren Buffett Dumped Nearly Half of Apple Stake and Holds $277 Billion in Cash Reserve
Joe Biden's senior economic advisor Gene Sperling resigned on Monday after stocks tumbled around the world.
U.S. stocks fell sharply on Monday as part of a global market sell-off centered around U.S. recession fears. Japan's Nikkei 225 plunged 12% in its worst day since the 1987 Black Monday crash for Wall Street.