New York/Hong Kong Markets in Asia and Europe staged a modest recovery Tuesday, and US stock futures gained more than 500 points a day after novel coronavirus fears and an oil price war sparked a worldwide panic.
The mood among investors was helped by news of President Donald Trump's plan to propose"significant relief" in the form of a payroll tax cut and help for hourly workers most affected by the coronavirus, and expectations of more stimulus measures elsewhere.European shares opened higher after Monday's plunge. In the opening minutes of trade, the FTSE 100 , the French CAC 40 and Germany's DAX were all trading around 1% higher.
After we have our hands around the corona virus, we need to.turn our attention to who used it as an opportunity to destroy the market. People saving for retirement have been deeply hurt by senseless panic.
You mean after media sparked a panic!!!!!
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It’s time people start getting that this has been media generated hysteria. The flu has killed 20,000 so far this season in the US per the CDC. Yet 7 deaths and somewhere around 600 confirmed cases of corona have ground the economy to a halt.
Keep an 👁 out for who is buying up all the cheap stocks today and maybe we'll find out who's behind the Rissian/Saudi oil hoax.
The more we try to prevent the Trump bubble from bursting, the worse it will be when it does
Congratulations to every person not listening to . Even a ST gain is a gain. “Everyone is selling? Then buy, buy, buy” - Rodney Dangerfield. This won’t help biden remember whom against he’s debating in the short future, or why the “wrong” (probably a wash) son died.
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