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“I think the market is overvalued. I think it’s almost impossible to predict where consumer and corporate demand is going to come from."

Some of the world’s most-prominent investors are raising alarm bells over the looming threat of inflation, and turning to gold for protection.

While Berkshire Hathaway remains bullish on America, Goldman Sachs joins the airlines in the sell column after $50 billion loss.

"Bond king" Jeff Gundlach has poured scorn on the latest $3 trillion coronavirus relief package proposed by AOS and other Congressional Democrats.

The Fed chief said people should never “bet” against the American economy, but he took care not to promise a swift, so-called V-shaped rebound.

Goldman Sachs said as much on Thursday, making the case that the central bank would have to consider negative rates if a second viral outbreak hits.

Cuban says the U.S. needs to create short-term consumer demand to get back on track and "the only way we’re going to do that is by creating jobs."