Plus, productivity unexpectedly dropped last quarter, Xerox wants to buy HP Inc, and Walgreens may take itself private.
Read MorePlus, earnings season marches on, Google is buying Fitbit, and Apple TV+ just launched.
Read MorePlus, fresh economic data was released this morning, Chile canceled the summit where the U.S. and China were expected to sign their phase one trade deal, and GE shares are soaring.
Read MorePlus, China’s growth is slowing, the U.K. parliament is gearing up to vote on Johnson’s new Brexit deal, and AT&T is in talks with activist Elliott Management about possible changes.
Read MorePlus, diplomatic tensions are rising between the U.S. and China, Netflix said the real competition in the streaming wars is with “linear TV,” and Morgan Stanley reported earnings.
Read MorePlus, GM and the UAW union have finally reached an agreement, China just issued a new warning to U.S. lawmakers, and Bank of America beat estimates.
Read MoreOne technician says the S&P 500’s chart looks like the index is setting up for a breakout.
Read MorePlus, the jobs report was mixed, new developments in the impeachment inquiry, and HP Inc is restructuring.
Read MoreThe outlook may be getting increasingly darker, but Cramer says now is the right time to start looking for stocks on sale.
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Read MoreAnd red flags are already starting to pop up…
Read MorePlus, the market is pricing in an 80% chance of another interest rate cut this month, the U.S. is imposing tariffs on Europe, and Tesla missed its Q3 delivery figures.
Read MorePlus, trade discussions between the U.S. and China have finally been scheduled, the Ukraine whistleblower scandal continues, and IPOs have had a rough week.
Read MoreThis trend may be a contrarian signal that stocks could soon start heading higher.
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