As Dow Limps into the New Year, Gold Is Regaining Its Shine

The price of gold extended its rally to six days on Tuesday, as demand for risk assets waned ahead of New Year celebrations. The post As Dow Limps into the New Year, Gold Is Regaining Its Shine appeared first on CCN.com

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Trump’s Trade Deal Surprise Gave the Dow Jones a Tuesday Jolt

Minutes after Donald Trump announced he'll sign the US-China trade deal in January, the Dow opened the last trading day of the year with a bang. The post Trump’s Trade Deal Surprise Gave the Dow Jones a Tuesday Jolt appeared first on CCN.com

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Dow’s Sudden 200-Point Plunge Echoes Growing Concerns About Stock Market Crash

The Dow and broader U.S. stock market plunged on Monday, as investors began to grapple with overvaluation risks ahead of the new year. The post Dow’s Sudden 200-Point Plunge Echoes Growing Concerns About Stock Market Crash appeared first on CCN.com

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Bitcoin Price Prediction 2020 | 2025 | 2030 – Future Forecast For BTC Price

Bitcoin Long-Term Overview Bitcoin opened 2018 with a high of $13,290 and closed the year at about $3,800. This represents a 72% loss overall. By comparison, the Dow opened the year at $24,824 and close at about $23,300.

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Dow Rally Frenzy Grips as Cash Holdings Sink to 6-Year Lows

The Dow Jones is now in a prime position to extend its rally entering into 2020 to carry over a positive sentiment to the start of the year. The post Dow Rally Frenzy Grips as Cash Holdings Sink to 6-Year Lows appeared first on CCN.com

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Strong NYSE Composite, Dow Jones May Give Bitcoin a Boost Into 2020

As Bitcoin (BTC) has floundered over the past few months, falling by 50% from $14,000 to $7,300, American equities have been performing rather well. Earlier this week, the S&P 500 set an all-time high at 3,150, and the index has gained some 25% in the past year alone — likely one of the strongest years.

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6 Stocks to Buy In Case the Bear Takes Over the Dow

A bear market looks inevitable over the next year, but investors shouldn’t…

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Investors Hoarding Cash in Anticipation of a Significant Drop in Stocks Next year But Bitcoin still the Best Option

For the first time ever, the Dow Jones Industrial Average closed above 28,000 while the S&P 500 index hit its fourth consecutive record. These bullish sentiments some market commentators believe are here to stay.

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Dow Teeters as Trade War Doubts Throw Stock Market into Disarray

The Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq struggled to build on last week’s rally as investors digested conflicting trade war headlines. Meanwhile, the stock market is now at its most expensive since last year’s violent correction.

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Bitcoin and Gold Feeling the Pressure while Stock Market Makes a Fresh Record

Today, the market has hit yet new highs. The benchmark S&P 500 Index, up 22. 7% so far this year, is on track to rise for a fifth week in a row while Nasdaq is eyeing its sixth straight week of gains.

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Boeing (BA) Stock Is Preventing Dow from Liftoff as Congress Blasts CEO for Reckless Safety Standards

Boeing shares rose on Monday, but are down sharply this year. At 8. 5% of the Dow, BA continues to be a significant drag on the blue-chip index. Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenburg testified before the Senate Commerce Committee on Tuesday, where his company was criticized for its safety standards and ‘cozy’ relationship with the FAA.

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Crucial Stock Market Catalyst Is ‘Plummeting’ as Rally Enters 2nd Decade

“This stock market rally has everything,” the New York Times proclaimed earlier this year, “except investors. ” What the Times was hitting on was the curious fact that while major stock indices mounted spectacular recoveries, investors weren’t the ones driving equities prices higher.

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Bitcoin (BTC) Price Prediction 2019 & 2020 – Future Forecast For BTC Price

Bitcoin Long-Term Overview Bitcoin opened 2018 with a high of $13,290 and closed the year at about $3,800. This represents a 72% loss overall. By comparison, the Dow opened the year at $24,824 and close at about $23,300.

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Dow Futures Kick Off ‘Explosive October’ With 100 Point Leap

Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) futures jumped almost 100 points on the first day of October. The move kicks off what is historically an “explosive” month for the stock market. October is the most volatile month of the year, playing host to multiple crashes including Black Thursday back in 1929.

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Dow Jones in Trouble? Fund Managers Expect Full Blown Recession to Hit in 1 Year

A growing number of fund managers expect a recession to hit the global economy in the next 12 months, casting doubts over the Dow Jones and the stock market. “Recession concerns continue to temper investor risk appetite as 38% of Fund Managers in latest BofAML survey expect a recession over the next 12mths vs 59% […] The post Dow Jones in Trouble? Fund Managers Expect Full Blown Recession to Hit in 1 Year appeared first on CCN.com

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Dow Nosedives as Investors Brace for Market's Worst Month of the Year

The Dow stumbled into the first trading session of September after the United States and China failed to strike another tariff truce that would have prevented new import duties from going into effect.

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Dow Jumps 230 Points - This Chart Warns the Party Won't Last

By CCN Markets: The Dow and broader U. S. stock market rallied sharply on Wednesday, as investors reacted to the increasingly-likely prospect of another Federal Reserve interest rate cut this year.

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Stock Surge Imminent? Why the Market Suddenly Turned Bullish

By CCN Markets: Following the U. S. stock market's wildest week of the year, the Dow Jones and other major indices appear poised to start the week off with a bang. But just days removed from the Dow's worst loss of 2019, why has Wall Street suddenly turned bullish? Three words: central bank policy.

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Dow Storms Back as Trade War Tailspin Forces Fed’s Hand

The Dow Jones stormed into recovery mode on Tuesday following its worst loss of the year as traders searched for - and found - a silver lining in the alarming escalation in the US-China trade war.

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Dow Surges as Trump’s Asia Adventure Drowns Out Recession Warnings

Donald Trump sauntered into North Korea, made nice with China, and primed the Dow for a parabolic surge to kick off the second half of the trading year. However, some analysts remain skeptical that Trump’s “whirlwind diplomacy” was anything more than a photo op.

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Dow Rallies Because Trump Won’t Stomach a Stock Market Crash

The Dow bounded toward a positive ending to a choppy week – and a meteoric first half of the year – as Wall Street arrived at an optimistic consensus ahead of a critical G-20 meeting: No matter what, President Trump won’t let the stock market crash.

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Enjoy This Stock Market Rally While It Lasts

The S&P 500 is charting its best first half of the year in over a decade. Meanwhile, the Dow Jones Industrial Average is having its best June since 1938 amid a triumphant year for stock market bulls.

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Stock Market Eyes Best June in 80 Years But Iran Could Spoil Dow’s Party

By CCN Markets: The Dow Jones has fared surprisingly well this year despite simmering US-China trade tensions, gaining nearly 15% heading into the final week of June. The stock market’s latest rally puts it on track to record its best June since 1938.

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Dow Targets 27,000 as Iran War Tensions Boost Energy Stocks

By CCN Markets: The Dow diverged from the broader U. S. stock market on Friday and was last seen eyeing its fifth consecutive gain as rising oil prices pushed energy blue-chips higher. Dow Edges Higher; S&P 500, Nasdaq Slip The U.

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Dow Won’t Crash Because Trump Won’t Let It Happen: J.P. Morgan

By CCN Markets: The Dow Jones chalked up back-to-back losses this week, but don’t fear an all-out crash. Trump won’t let it happen, says JP Morgan’s top analyst. As trade war fears persist, Marko Kolanovic said Trump would sooner sign a trade deal with China than let the US economy fall into recession on his watch.

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Dow Futures Rages Higher as Short-Sellers Get Slaughtered in Bloodbath

By CCN: Dow Jones futures ripped higher in early trading Wednesday as short-sellers were forced to close out their positions. The epic short squeeze whipped up more momentum for the full-throttle rally that pushed the Dow to its second-best day of the year on Tuesday.

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Dow Eyes Surprising Recovery as Fed Rate Cut Rumors Swirl

By CCN: The Federal Reserve has consistently rebuffed pressure to conform its interest rate policy to the Trump administration’s wishes. However, as the trade war rages, some analysts believe the Fed could cut its benchmark rate by the year’s end, capitulating to the White House and providing the Dow Jones with much-needed positive momentum.

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Dow Nears Epic May Collapse to Snap 4-Month Winning Streak

By CCN: The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) is on track to post its first monthly loss of the year in May. The flagship US stock market index raged into 2019 but growth stumbled this month as Trump’s trade negotiations with China collapsed.

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Bitcoin Has Obliterated the Top Dow, Nasdaq & S&P 500 Stocks in 2019

By CCN: Gaining an eye-popping 135%, bitcoin has smoked even the most impressive U. S. stocks this year. Even if you take the top performers from the Dow Jones Industrial Average, S&P 500, and Nasdaq – which are Cisco Systems (CSCO), Xerox (XRX), and Beyond Meat (BYND), respectively – they can’t touch BTC/USD for returns.

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Dow Will Crash 91% to Reagan-Era Levels if Trump Loses in 2020: Fed Pick

By CCN: The Dow and broader U. S. stock market rose Monday, bolstered by strong consumer spending data that pointed to a firm domestic recovery at the start of the year. Although markets are enjoying record highs for now, Donald Trump’s new Federal Reserve appointee thinks a 1929-style crash is likely if Democrats take control of the White House.

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Dow Languishes as Abysmal Housing Data Threatens Market Recovery

By CCN: The Dow and broader U. S. stock market traded mixed on Monday, as disappointing housing data threw cold water on hopes that the real estate sector was finally turning a corner after last year’s slowdown.

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25-Year Historical Data Analysis Predicts Modest Easter Monday Dow Bump

By CCN. com: A CCN historical analysis of the Dow Jones industrial average index’s performance the day after Easter over the last 25 years indicates a modest gain on Easter Monday. How you might use this information on Easter Monday trading depends on your investment and savings strategy, with some contextualization regarding 2019’s equity markets.

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Stock Market Flips Bearish: Analyst Reveals How to Buy the S&P 500 Dip

By CCN: Following a banner quarter, one Wall Street analyst says that the US stock market is teetering on the brink of a cooling-off period. Luckily, prescient investors stand to reap a major windfall when it’s time to buy the dip.

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Dow Plots Easter Monday Pump as Fund Inflows Surge to $1.9 Billion

By CCN: The Dow Jones Industrial Average is on the verge of setting a new all-time high, and soaring fund inflows could push the stock market bellwether over the finish line. Dow Poised to Jump Above All-Time High at 26,828.

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Dow Eyes $68 Billion Boost from Forgotten Trump Trade Deal

By CCN: The United States and China have spent months laboring over a new trade agreement, one that President Trump says will solve longstanding disagreements between the world’s two largest economies.

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Bitcoin Officially Outpaces the DOW Jones, Out Battles Every Single Stock Over the Course of 2019

It's been an allegedly ‘Historic' first quarter for the Dow Jones Industrial Average, or the DJIA to use its commonly applied acronym. This industrial average consists of tracking approximately 30 of the largest companies based in the United States, and has officially staged an incredible rally over the beginning of this year, rising by a […]

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Trump’s Reckless Trade War Threats Risk Sparking Dow Jones Meltdown

While the Dow struggles to maintain a tenuous grip on growth, President Donald Trump recklessly thrust the economy toward a recession – and the US stock market toward an all-out meltdown. Trump Callously Disregards Impact of His Reckless Tweets The Dow Jones Industrial Average Index (DJI) slid this week on continued fears of a looming recession and lower earnings reports (though the latter are primarily due to inflated figures of last year, which benefited from the one-off immediate impact of Trump’s corporate tax cuts).

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Bitcoin Beats the Dow, Outperforming Every Single Stock, in 2019

Traders and analysts are screaming about the stock market’s “historic” first quarter. The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) – which tracks 30 of the largest American companies – has staged an epic rally since the start of the year, chalking up 12 percent.

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High-Rolling US Consumers Rescue Dow from Trade Hurricane

U. S. consumers are, more than ever, the envy of the world. While the global economy grapples with slow growth, U. S. consumer spending has prevented it from teetering on the cusp of collapse and may have single-handedly saved the Dow Jones Industrial Average in the process.

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Dow Jones: ‘New Progress’ in Trade Deal Primes DJIA for Strong Open

Over the weekend, negotiators of the U. S. and China have reportedly made “new progress” in their recent round of discussions, touching specifically on the protection of intellectual property. Enthusiasm over this development could propel the Dow Jones toward a new all-time high following Monday’s market open.

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While Dow Surges, Hedge Funds Underperform by Ridiculous Margin

Hedge fund managers had a miserable time in 2018. Just four months into 2019, things aren’t looking much better, even as the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) pounds toward a new all-time high.

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Short the Dow for 2019’s Coming Recession, Says Top Hedge Fund

The Dow Jones is set for an epic collapse, plunging the US into a recession as early as this year, according to Crescat Capital. The hedge fund, which consistently outperforms the market, is loading up on short positions on global stocks and shifting assets into gold in anticipation of a stock market meltdown.

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Legendary Crypto Short Seller Gloats as CBOE Dumps Bitcoin Futures

Former IMF economist Mark Dow enshrined his name in derivatives trading lore when he famously shorted the bitcoin price from its December 2017 peak near $20,000 all the way down to its trough below $3,500 a year later.

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Forget Jobs Data: Far Greater Pressures Threaten the Dow Recovery

The US jobs data is in, and boy oh boy, what a disaster in Non-Farm Payrolls. The most closely watched metric in today’s report came in at 20,000 jobs created. (I know what you’re thinking, and no, there isn’t a zero missing.

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Amazon Alarms Dow Jones Antiques as Elon Musk Shuts Superficial Tesla ‘Stores’

There has been a sizeable amount of interest in the US regarding the health of giant retailers amid a mass of store closings. Included in this talk has been what effect this might have on US stock markets.

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Coca-Cola (KO) Stock Rises as Company Debuts First New Flavor in More than a Decade

CoinSpeaker Coca-Cola (KO) Stock Rises as Company Debuts First New Flavor in More than a Decade It is world wide known that Coca-Cola is one of the best-performing Dow stocks over the last year, up 15 percent while the index has risen around 4 percent in the same period.

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US Stock Market Has No Room Left to Grow, Raymand James Says Investors Should Watch Out

The 10-year Treasury note yield of the United States has continuously dropped in a three-month span since November of last year for the first time since 2015, which may be seen as an indicator of uncertainty in the U.

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US Stock Market Has No Room Left to Grow, Raymond James Says Investors Should Watch Out

The 10-year Treasury note yield of the United States has continuously dropped in a three-month span since November of last year for the first time since 2015, which may be seen as an indicator of uncertainty in the U.

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Tech Stocks Had a Miserable Start to 2019 But One Industry is Keeping Dow Jones Alive

While most major tech stocks in the likes of Intel and Nvidia had a bad start to 2019, one industry has performed exceptionally well, sustaining the momentum of the Dow Jones and the U. S. stock market.

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