Donald Trump has already defied expectations by winning the GOP presidential nomination, but his chances of winning the White House in November are surprisingly good.
The extra slam that Apple stock got from Carl Icahn’s surprise announcement that he had dumped all of his AAPL shares proves again why activist investors can be dangerous.
After all the nasty things he’s said about China, Donald Trump should be the most hated American there.
While high-dollar Hillary Clinton speaking fees have been campaign fodder for months, one aspect of the issue hasn’t received much attention.
Although some fear that the Chinese government is deliberately working to create a global stock market crash that would make their country the most dominant economy, the reality is much more frightening.
You see, China’s 30-year economic boom has been built on a very shaky foundation. And that foundation is on the verge of collapse.
Here’s why the Chinese economy is on the brink of spinning out of control…
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The Hillary Clinton campaign faces a double-edged threat from the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) probe of the former secretary of state’s private email server.
The way this earnings season is shaping up, a resurgence of the January bear market is virtually inevitable.
A $10 billion Oracle stock buyback, paired with Tuesday’s fiscal Q3 earnings beat, sent ORCL stock up 5.5% in the following two days.
But it’s not at all clear investors should have greeted this news with so much enthusiasm.
Big banks around the world are secretly rooting for another U.S. Federal Reserve interest rate hike this week.
That’s because every Federal Reserve interest rate hike causes an immediate spike in their income.
We’re facing the prospect of a stock market crash as bad as the one we suffered through eight years ago – and it’s the fault of governments the world over.