China is a lot weaker than many people assume. And knowing which cards the Middle Kingdom holds … and which it doesn’t … is your key to profit from any “trade war.”
Category: Global Economy
Like the U.S. economy, the global economy helps to give investors an estimate on potential growth. Indicators such as gross domestic product, unemployment and the consumer price index help investors to gauge potential growth in demand that could drive prices higher for goods and services. Growing demand often equates to rising revenue and a strong stock market whether you are trading stocks in New York, London or Hong Kong. Furthermore, a growing number of companies have an international presence. While sales may look strong within the U.S., a weakening global economy may result in weaker overall results for the firm. Know what’s happening in the global economy by reading our experts’ articles.
Why China Can’t Pull the Trigger on Soy Tariffs
Investors fear that soy prices will suffer from a possible trade war with China. Yet, there is reason to be bullish about the world’s most popular bean.
The Ultimate Plunge-Protection Team Can Make You Lots of Money
Today, the market is on a great bullish run and there is little need for a plunge-protection team (PPT). But there is another PPT at work.
Why It Won’t Be Just a Trade War…
Also on the horizon: a global interest-rate war!
Join Me in the Switzerland of South America
They call Uruguay the Switzerland of South America. That particular shoe fits … except, last I checked, Switzerland had no world-class beach resorts.
Italian Stocks Won’t Get a Boost From the Election
As Italians voted over the weekend, polls highlighted how divided the country was. But Italy’s problems extend beyond the country’s political parties.
2 Charts and a Punch in the Face
I’m going to show you two charts. You can decide what to do. If you choose wrongly, a year from now, you’re going to want to punch yourself in the face.
A Look at 5 Corrections That Shocked the Market
I’ve taken a look at five corrections that have happened similar to this one since the financial crisis of 2008. These are quick “crashes” that have taken the market by surprise.
China’s “Airpocalypse” Means Big Gains for These Companies
The push to power China with natural gas cut pollution levels in half. However, high demand for natural gas this winter caused massive shortages.
China Shows How to Fight a 21st Century Trade War
Tariffs give a country time to develop a capability or to protect a critical industry. However, China showed there could be a better way to fight a trade war.
The Energy Revolution Is Coming Soon to This Unlikely Destination
The U.S. now has more than 550 megawatts of “virtual power plants” hooked up. And the next country ready to join the energy storage parade may surprise you.
Taxpayers Seek Haven on Christmas
Today we are reminded of an old story about taxpayers seeking haven. It comes from Saint Luke the Apostle, with a wish for a very Merry Christmas from all of us at The Sovereign Society.
A Disaster Worse Than the 2008 Crisis
World powers are stocking up on gold ahead of a possible collapse.
“Disruptification” Is Changing Everything
I laughed for a second. And then I realized that disruptification is the perfect word to describe what is going on in today’s business and investing world.