16 May 2019
1) Markets continue to rise as President Trump delays the actual implementation of auto tariffs. Reportedly, the tariffs are to be delayed for up to six months. Other news helped…
1) Markets continue to rise as President Trump delays the actual implementation of auto tariffs. Reportedly, the tariffs are to be delayed for up to six months. Other news helped…
1) Trump’s tariffs went into effect today, at first driving the markets down, but then they recovered to all close high. Trumps statement that talks with China will continue pushed…
1) An experiment in four cities is giving four hundred mothers $4,000 dollars per year to test the effects that an infusion of money has on children. The study hopes…
1) Wall Street is expecting another surge upwards of the markets, which they are terming a ‘melt up’ and analysts are recommending call options contracts which pay off in a…
1) Reports are that China and the U.S. are nearing the conclusion of talks to overhaul their economic relationships. Talks are nearing a point where they will produce a deal…
1) Increase in spending on gasoline and cars is expected to boost retail sales for March above the dismal sales of February. These numbers are being watched closely because there…
1) German technology giant SAP takes a drop in the markets because of a one time write off charge. 2) Chinese purchases of US commercial property is at the lowest…
1) This next week, the markets promises to be positive because the big high-tech companies will be releasing their accounting statements with anticipation of healthy profits. 2) Germany announces it…
1) Weekly jobless claims fell to a near 49 year low, with 216,000 claims. 2) The Dow’s 1000 point surge failed to stimulate the European markets, which fell as well…
1) The arrest of a top Chinese executive of Huawei, a major Chinese high technology company, caused world markets, including the Dow, to fall. The Dow dropped 777 points before…