...Is Attempting To Trigger A US Stock Market Crash In A Desperate Attempt To Stop Trump From Continuing To Win America's Trade War Against The Globalists' System
In his latest podcast, Peter reviews April's surprising turnaround in the stock market, explores the myths of tariff-driven economic patriotism, and exposes the contradictions in US currency policies.
Apple Senior Vice President of Services Eddy Cue testified that the company is "actively exploring" a redesign of its Safari browser to prioritize AI-powered search engines, amid potential fallout from its deal with Google, according to Bloomberg.
Amid yesterday's equity meltup, ETFs accounted for 34% of the overall tape (vs an YTD avg 28%) as the desk skewed better to buy driven by a mix of domestic, international and sector exposures.
When warned of a crash, investors generally say, "I'll wait until I see the turn downward, then I'll get out." But, in fact, there's no "aha moment" to signal them to exit the market. Quite the contrary.
A go-to wager in the Treasury market is seeing one of its best runs ever as investors flee long-term US bonds amid President Donald Trump's escalating trade war.
After three days of big losses and record-breaking volatility, equity futures are rebounding sharply following somewhat soothing comments from Treasury Secretary Bessent (although how long the relative calm lasts is anyone's guess, given there's
The narrator in the video, which lasts just over a minute and features several pictures of Trump, claims he is playing a "secret game" that aims to push more cash into the treasury.
Nvidia (NVDA 1.92%) and Palantir Technologies (PLTR 5.53%) delivered terrific gains last year as shares of both companies shot up remarkably thanks to the fast-growing demand for their artificial intelligence (AI)-focused hardware and software soluti
The problem with this view was that in 2002, Emerging market bond spreads were very wide, and commodity prices low. By 2007, emerging market spreads were tight, and commodity prices high. Even though the Fed cut rates, emerging markets and Petrochina
Michael "the Big Short" Burry boosted his exposures to China stocks including Alibaba, Baidu and JD.com in the third quarter as Beijing rolled out a stimulus blitz.
Investor exuberance has rarely been so optimistic. In a recent post, we discussed investor expectations of returns over the next year, according to the Conference Board's Sentiment Index.
Another day, another record close for the S&P500. The 51st of 2024, to be exact. Even European stocks got in on the act yesterday, with the EuroStoxx 50 closing 1.07% higher, the FTSE100 up 0.65% and the German DAX +1.21%.
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