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Investing In A Down Market: What You Should Know

The stock market dropped over 1,700 today so far, causing many investors to panic. Heavy selling across U.S. and global markets has left many seeking alternatives. But with so much uncertainty, what should people know about investing in a down market?

Investing In A Down Market: 3 Things to Know – With Quotes
If you are unsettled by the idea of a stock market downturn, here are a few quotes from some of the world’s greatest investors to put your mind at ease.
1. Never Bet Against America
“For 240 years it’s been a terrible mistake to bet against America, and now is no …read more […]

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How oil crash could lead to ‘absolute boom for U.S. consumers’: Investment Strategist

B. Riley Wealth Management Chief Investment Strategist Paul Dietrich joins Yahoo Finance’s Zack Guzman, Brian Cheung and Morning Brew Business Editor and Podcast Host Kinsey Grant to discuss how the markets, particularly the commodities sector, are being impacted by the coronavirus. …read more […]

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Trump administration debates economic stimulus cover amid coronavirus outbreak

Reuters is reporting that President Trump will meet with Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin to discuss potential fiscal-policy responses to the coronavirus. Yahoo Finance’s Rick Newman joins Zack Guzman, Brian Cheung and Morning Brew Business Editor and Podcast Host Kinsey Grant to discuss the details. …read more […]

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The One Cannabis Investment Hedge You Need in This Market Crash

The world is gripped by fear.
Global cases of COVID-19 are threatening to cross the 110,000 mark with more than 3,800 deaths.
As a result, anxiety is rattling the broader markets.
Including today’s dramatic, circuit breaker-triggering drop.
We know that coronavirus is devastating travel. Airline and cruise companies have watched their share prices be cut in half.
But the issues are far more widespread.
That’s because everything truly is “Made in China.”
And companies from Apple (Nasdaq: AAPL) and Hasbro (Nasdaq: HAS) to PayPal (Nasdaq: PYPL) and Starbucks (Nasdaq: SBUX) have issued warnings about the virus’s impacts on their supply chains and businesses.
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Citron Delivers Blow to Inovio’s Surging Stock Amid Vaccine Hope

(Bloomberg) — Inovio Pharmaceuticals Inc.’s meteoric rise on the back of hype for a vaccine to treat the coronavirus drew the ire of noted short-seller Citron Research, as the firm slapped a $2 target on the drug maker.“SEC should immediately HALT this stock and investigate the ludicrous and dangerous claim that they designed a vaccine in 3 hours,” the tweet said. “This has been a serial stock promotion for years. This will trade back to $2. Investors have been warned.”The stock has seen a massive flood of trading activity as retail investors and day traders flipped shares amid hopes that …read more […]

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Big Oil faces 'survival mode' payout strategies as prices dive

An oil price plunge means the world’s top energy companies will have to review promises to return billions to investors, either by slowing down share buybacks or reintroducing non-cash dividends, analysts said on Monday. “A return to scrip dividends is not unlikely if this develops into a 6 month ‘price war’,” Stuart Joyner, an analyst at Redburn, said. …read more […]

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Oppenheimer: 2 Big 8% Dividend Stocks to Buy (And 1 to Avoid)

In a recent note to investors, Oppenheimer Chief Investment Strategist John Stoltzfus takes up the issue of COVID-19 and its impact on the markets. He notes that the drop in stocks came along with a strong US jobs data which substantially exceeded expectations, but virtually ignored by the markets.“Economic data released last week in the US tied to job growth, wages and unemployment significantly exceeded economist survey expectations but were paid little attention and disregarded as they were considered to be “in the rearview mirror data points” rather than evidence that the economy is facing the coronavirus packet of uncertainty …read more […]