Jefferies Sees Shock Trade War Ending And Market Rally
Wood said he was increasingly optimistic of a U.S.-China trade deal this quarter but that the key question was whether that would be a “mini" deal.
Wood said he was increasingly optimistic of a U.S.-China trade deal this quarter but that the key question was whether that would be a “mini" deal.
The sun rises and sets. The tides come in and go out. The moon waxes and then wanes. Jeff Vinik launches hedge funds, and then closes them.
Baron Capital founder also has a startling 650,000 target on the Dow, provided of course investors will "hold the course" until the early 2070s.
Should the entire financial sector sell at a huge market discount? Maybe this is what percolates in Buffett's brain but he never shows all his cards.
Yale economist is better known for seeing bubbles everywhere all the time. For once he can't find anything wrong with the economy for years to come.
Dimon said his bank and other major money-center lenders, couldn’t step in and sop up Treasury debt even though they were able and willing to step in.
Forget the Twitter. Jim Rogers, chairman of Rogers Holdings Inc., says investing in crops could be a winner. Mark Mobius has his eyes set on gold.