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U.S. stocks are surging on a euphoric Wall Street Wednesday after President Donald Trump said he would temporarily back off on some of his tariffs, as investors had desperately hoped he would.
Yahoo |
The global economy appeared to be in open rebellion against President Donald Trump's tariffs as they took effect Wednesday.
Reuters |
As hopes of concessions faded and tariffs on dozens of countries, including a massive 104% duties on Chinese goods, came into force, investors accelerated their exit from stocks and industrial commod...
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US stocks saw strong gains slip away and end lower. Reciprocal tariffs, as is, are set for just after midnight, dampening optimism for lower levies,
IRA or brokerage account, is almost certainly in the red year-to-date after the precipitous stock plunge over the past week following President Trump’s announcement of his tariffs regime.
Shares are up 22% year to date, compared to the S&P 500's decline of 15%. Investors should expect continued outperformance because the stock boasts a forward price-to-earnings (P/E) multiple of just 17, compared to the market average estimate of around 20. Shares currently boast an attractive dividend yield of 2.55%.
Even if you've been through a stock market downturn before, it can be very difficult to sit back and watch your portfolio value plunge day after day.
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Investor's Business Daily on MSNStock Market Today: Indexes Negative As Stocks Gyrate; Investors Unsteady As Tariffs Set To Begin (Live Coverage)The major indexes had another volatile day Tuesday, bouncing between positive and negative. Nvidia and Palantir remained positive on the stock market today.
Stocks in Asia extended a slide on Wall Street on Wednesday as President Donald Trump looked set to press ahead with whopping 104% tariffs on Chinese goods, pummelling oil prices to four-year lows as global recession fears gripped financial markets.