Market Moves
Ray Dalio Sounds the Alarm about a Rising China
US weaknesses give the world’s second largest economy an opening, he warns.
Regional equity gains, as well as currency increasing against a declining US dollar, helped the asset classes surge in second quarter.
CFRA sage likens investors to an ‘irresponsible teenager’ borrowing against dubious future allowances.
Signs of hoarding in Washington state and elsewhere in the West prompt fears of panic stockpiling nationwide.
Pummeled shares will take a lot longer to recover than normal, Allianz economist says.
Electrical Workers Pension Fund claims investments in Six Flags and HP tumbled 44% and 30%, respectively.
Lack of innovation and ‘wretched excess’ signal trouble is coming, Buffett’s pal warns.
Perhaps the Chinese or robots or health care costs or baby boomers or …