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I can’t keep reading articles about the GM strike as a showdown over GM’s electric future without pouring cold water on that ridiculous argument.

As the British steady themselves for a Halloween hard Brexit, their American counterparts on Wall Street are readying for one of their own - from the United Kingdom.

Bloomberg's ominous-sounding recession article is flawed and misleading

Washington is upping the trade war game with Beijing--it won't work.

Some may call munis boring, but global risks are mounting, and a little “boring” could be a welcome addition to your portfolio. Volatility is just something investors have no other choice than to manage. One of my favorite ways to do this, aside from gold, is with municipal bonds.

Olive Garden just got more expensive.

Saudi regulators are expecting millions of Saudi investors to take out loans in order to buy shares in Aramco at the company's IPO.

Both major indexes fell over 1%.

If you’re like many folks, you might be looking at your stock gains this year and dreading the tax bill headed your way in 2020.

Turkish Energy Minister and Ankara's official maritime envoy rebuff criticism from the U.S. and European Union over Ankara's contentious move to look for offshore natural gas in area disputed by Cyprus.

Dow stock Goldman Sachs pulled back to a historically friendly trendline

In an economy where the consumer has been driving growth, some of that might show up in Q3 Communications Services’ sector earnings. However, growing competition is a possible headwind for some firms.

SoftBank’s struggling startups now have a price tag.

With the S&P 500 down 1.33% as of this writing, this represents the 36th 1% day of 2019.

To much applause, Chuck Schwab past week surprised the Street with his zero commissions policy on stock trades. This makes Charles Schwab as a stock one gigantic interest rate play because they arbitrage client credit balances, paying out much less than they earn on reinvestment.

For the SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust ETF, we found that the implied analyst target price for the ETF based upon its underlying holdings is $327.88 per unit.

To become a "Dividend Aristocrat," a dividend paying company must accomplish an incredible feat: consistently increase shareholder dividends every year for at least 20 consecutive years.

Argentina’s black market exchange rate initially surged nearly 25 percent above the official rate, meaning that despite desperate currency controls set in place by newly minted Finance Minister Hernán Lacunza, less than four weeks into the job, dollars continue to flow out of the country.

For the iShares S&P 500 Growth ETF, we found that the implied analyst target price for the ETF based upon its underlying holdings is $200.29 per unit.

The tone early today seems pessimistic after the market couldn’t follow through yesterday on Friday’s sharp rally. Worries are on the rise about whether trade talks will make progress, and news reports are focusing on several negative trade developments.