Global equities are down following fading trade-deal optimism after Beijing warned of retaliation over a Senate-approved bill to support Hong Kong human rights, and President Donald Trump threatened China with more tariffs.
Laying out her predictions to MarketWatch, Malik believes a modest 5% gain is in store for the S&P 500 SPX, +0.22% next year. She rattles off a list of factors she thinks could weigh on returns—the current low-interest rate environment, geopolitical ups and downs, persistent fears over the longevity of the longest bull market in history, as well as still-too-high earnings estimates for next year.
Drug company Merck, for example, has strong product dominance in its sector, while drinks manufacturer Coca-Cola is “moving beyond just a soda company to a total beverage company.” Retailer Walmart, unlike e-commerce giant Amazon AMZN, +0.63% , has a strong multichannel offer, which means it sells products through physical stores and other means.
Is Warren Buffett support Trump Or Michael Bloomberg
Sell all stocks
No
Only if a Democrat wins.. we screwed
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The way the democrats scare people everyone won’t be buying anything once again in an election year! College is going to be free, Green New Deal, free income, Free Healthcare & more taxes that is just going to be less spending including job hiring but they don’t care just power!
You don’t need any stocks! It’s the end of the business cycle and politicians, corrupt governments, and central banks need to monetize this insurmountable debt. What does this mean? QE4. Buy physical gold and silver!
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