Markets Mixed Amid Subdued Data

Published: August 14, 2020

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Markets Mixed Amid Subdued Data

Global markets are rather mixed this morning as investors turn their attention to fresh data from China showing its recovery remains subdued.

Reportedly, China's factory output increased nearly 5% from a year earlier in July, and is on par with June's increase. Meanwhile, Malaysia indicated that its economy contracted at an annual rate of 16.5% within April to June. Yet, it's said that their economy will return to growth in 2021.

But are they telling us the truth and nothing but the truth…?

In today's video, I'm also showing you why I've become increasingly bearish on tech… which sector is leading right now… how the economy is impacting the S&P 500… and the three stocks you need to sell NOW.

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S&P 500 Within 2% of All-Time Highs!?

August 12, 2020

Although market sentiment appears fragile due to the absence of progress in U.S. talks about more economic aid, global markets actually turned higher this morning.

In fact, the S&P 500 is within 2% of its all-time high set in February.

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This Hasn't Happened Since JANUARY

August 13, 2020

Over the past two to three trading days, something really crazy has happened…

Usually you'd see companies like Apple and PayPal leading the pack, but these three consumer discretionary stocks have wiggled their way to the top.

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