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1 month ago |
wealthcreationinvesting.com | Jim Archer
For months, it’s been all doom and gloom—rate hikes, slowing consumer demand, recession fears, and analysts practically begging for a crash. But wait… suddenly, we’ve got some actual, legitimate good news? • Bank of America’s CEO says growth is stronger than people think,Is this a market shift, or just another cruel head-fake?
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2 months ago |
wealthcreationinvesting.com | Jeremy Bowman
Shares of Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) were among the losers last month as the artificial intelligence (AI) chip leader pulled back along with the broad market in March. There wasn't any major news that weighed on Nvidia, but signs that demand for AI infrastructure may be slowing seemed to drive the stock lower, as did general fears about a slowdown in the economy driven by weakening consumer sentiment, the uncertainty around tariffs, and declining economic growth forecasts.
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2 months ago |
wealthcreationinvesting.com | Larry Fink
view original postPresident Donald Trump's tariff plan is making stock market history - and Wall Street is reeling. The president's latest and most aggressive round of tariffs has fueled the worst market sell-off since 2020, leaving Wall Street on edge as concerns swirl over the economic impact of the tariffs and the growing possibility of a recession in 2025.
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2 months ago |
wealthcreationinvesting.com | Mark Hulbert
view original postBy Mark HulbertCorporate insiders took advantage of the stock market's dip in March to buy more of their companies' sharesGood stock-market news is emerging from a surprising source: corporate insiders. As recently as mid-January, company officers and directors were more bearish than at any time in least a decade.
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2 months ago |
wealthcreationinvesting.com | Charles Passy
view original postBy Charles PassyThe vibe among Trump supporters is short-term pain for long-term gain. But political views often shape how people feel about the market, experts say. As investors wrestle with what moves to make with their portfolios amid the current economic turbulence, their decisions may have less to do with any relevant financial factors and more with a choice they made back in November. Namely, who they voted for in the presidential race.
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