Trump’s Second Term Requires a New Playbook for Equity Investors

Trump’s Second Term Requires a New Playbook for Equity Investors

(Bloomberg) — President Donald Trump’s mercurial approach to his signature tariffs whipsawed markets last week. And investors trying to position their equity portfolios to manage this ongoing uncertainty are finding the playbook from his first term offers little help. Most Read from Bloomberg What hasn’t changed is Trump’s strategy of pledging aggressive levies on trading…

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AI Surge Fuels China-Hong Kong Stock Rally

AI Surge Fuels China-Hong Kong Stock Rally

China and Hong Kong stocks made notable gains on Thursday, propelled by investor optimism in the tech sector, particularly artificial intelligence. This uptick follows significant developments by Chinese AI start-up DeepSeek, sparking fresh interest in the domestic market. Midday trading saw China’s blue-chip CSI300 index climb by 0.69%, while the Shanghai Composite increased by…

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Grant Cardone says Warren Buffett’s big investments all have 1 trait in common

Grant Cardone says Warren Buffett’s big investments all have 1 trait in common

‘He’s a coward investor’: Grant Cardone says Warren Buffett’s big investments all have 1 trait in common Real estate mogul Grant Cardone isn’t known for holding back, even when sharing his views on investing legends like Warren Buffett. “Warren Buffet does not buy stocks,” Cardone declared in a YouTube video. It’s a bold claim, considering…

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Here’s Warren Buffett’s tip for avoiding big mistakes in the stock market — and why he says you can ditch the gurus

Here’s Warren Buffett’s tip for avoiding big mistakes in the stock market — and why he says you can ditch the gurus

Here’s Warren Buffett’s tip for avoiding big mistakes in the stock market — and why he says you can ditch the gurus When it comes to investing, few command more respect than Warren Buffett. The reason is simple: from 1964 to 2023, his company, Berkshire Hathaway, delivered an astonishing overall gain of 4,384,748%. That kind…

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Investors' allocation to US stocks hits record high amid 'super-bullish sentiment': BofA survey

Investors’ allocation to US stocks hits record high amid ‘super-bullish sentiment’: BofA survey

Investors are growing increasingly bullish as the stock market rally rolls on to end 2024. In Bank of America’s December Global Fund Manager Survey, 36% of respondents said they’re overweight US equities, the highest level seen in the survey’s history. This large shift into US stocks came alongside a record-low allocation to cash and a…

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