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Market Recap: Monday, March 16

Markets closed deep in the red on Monday, with the Dow plunging nearly 3,000-points in its worst day since 1987. The Final Round panel discusses how coronavirus panic could continue to grip investors, even after the Dow’s largest daily point loss in history. …read more […]

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Workers condemn coronavirus relief bill's loophole for big companies

Workers at major corporations, top union officials, and Democratic leaders said they support many of the emergency relief measures in the bill but condemned what they consider a carve out for big corporations with outsized influence in Washington D.C — one that undermines a measure intended not only to protect employees but the public endangered by sick people forced to go to work. …read more […]

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President Trump waives interest on federal student loans amid coronavirus outbreak

Ashley Harrington, Senior Policy Counsel at the Center for Responsible Lending, joins Yahoo Finance’s Zack Guzman and Akiko Fujita to break down President Trump’s decision to waive interest rates on federal student loan payments amid the coronavirus outbreak. …read more […]

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Oppenheimer: 3 Stocks Investors Should Slowly Build Positions In

The market’s sell-off has put some solid stocks on sale, none more so than those in the embattled finance sector. Year-to-date, the BKX (KBW Nasdaq Bank Index) is down 43% compared to the S&P 500’s 24% downturn.Up until recently, Oppenheimer’s Dominick Gabriele has been recommending investors “take chips off the table,” but the extent of the pullback now presents opportunity.”Financials are cyclical, and this recent sell-off illustrates to us that, as we expected, investors still see them that way and will panic-sell them ahead of economic worries as they were a big part of the last recession,” Gabriele wrote. However, …read more […]

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This Time Is Different… Just Like Every Other Time

The global coronavirus pandemic and resulting market slump seem like an entirely new challenge for wealth builders.
But, as Alexander Green explains, this time really isn’t different.

Sir John Templeton was one of the greatest investors of the 20th century.
Founder of the Templeton Growth Fund, he didn’t just beat the market. He trampled it.
Forbes magazine described him as “one of the handful of true investment greats in a field crowded with mediocrity and bloated reputations.”
In 1999, Money magazine named him “arguably the greatest global stock picker of the century.”
Templeton is perhaps best known for almost single-handedly pioneering the field of global equity …read more […]

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‘There is an opportunity for Apple’ to buy Disney: Rosenblatt Securities Vice President

Disney is under scrutiny from investors with its stock under pressure as theme parks close and high-profile movie releases face delays. Bernie McTernan, Rosenblatt Securities Vice President, joins On The Move to discuss what Disney can do to turn things around in the midst of this pandemic. …read more […]