Tariff clarity could bring a turnaround in beaten-down growth stocks like Alphabet
Tony Zhang describes a call vertical spread in the megacap tech leader.
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Tariff whiplash triggers surge in fear-based shopping across U.S.
U.S. consumer sentiment plunged in March, but fear-based spending is keeping retail sales numbers strong amid economic uncertainty.
49 days ago
Tariff fears are raising construction costs by up to 20%, says Related Group CEO
Related said the high end of the real estate market remains strong, especially in Florida.
64 days ago
Trump says he's not even looking at stock market, tariffs will make U.S. 'very strong'
Tariff decisions have 'nothing to do' with the stock market, President Donald Trump said Thursday.
Trump says he's not even looking at stock market, tariffs will make U.S. 'very strong'
Tariff decisions have 'nothing to do' with the stock market, President Donald Trump said Thursday.
72 days ago
Tariff uncertainty is weighing on market action, Jim Cramer says
CNBC's Jim Cramer suggested uncertainty regarding tariff policy will continue to shape market action.
80 days ago
NAHB: "Builder Confidence Falls on Tariff and Housing Cost Concerns" in February
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The National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) reported the housing market index (HMI) was at 42, down from 47 last month. Any number below 50 indicates that more builders view sales conditions as…
3 months ago
Tariff worries are rattling stocks. How investors can prepare for the next big market upset
The Trump administration's tariff policy has set off dramatic reactions from stocks, and the volatility is likely to continue. Here's how to prepare for it.
Tariff concerns could dampen one of bitcoin's strongest months of the year
Investors are bracing for volatility in February and scrambling to position themselves for a global trade war.
How far will tariff sell-off go? What all the major Wall Street firms think
Tariff headlines can continue to weigh on equities for the foreseeable future, though how far the damage goes ultimately depends on how long the levies last, firms say.
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