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Thursday, July 31
Investing
Asian equities were mostly lower overnight, as Japan and Pakistan outperformed while Hong Kong and Mainland China underperformed.
Gold investment activity leapt 78% year on year in the second quarter, as continued safe-haven interest drove ETF inflows and bar and coin sales sharply higher.
Stocks that appear positioned for short-term gains, as these companies lifted guidance to better numbers than the high-end of prior outlook.
The basic idea in investing is to buy low and sell high, Market declines offer an opportunity for the “buy low” part. Five new stocks have joined the Casualty List.
You know it when you see it. We’re in a vicious bear market, one that is likely to get much worse before it gets better.
The EU reacted with anger to tariff plans. Porsche and Stellantis are the most exposed automakers. UBS expects tariffs to spurt, then settle back to between 10 and 15%.
U.S. recession risks have risen sharply with the announcement of new tariffs. However, the Fed has not currently committed to further interest rate cuts.
A new Forbes survey of Wall Street heavyweights shows many who supported Trump’s economic promises have abandoned him – and a vast majority disapprove of the President’s economic policies.
Guide to 52 Best Buys in domestic stock index funds.
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