Europe
Europe's Economy Has Ground to a Halt
It seems as if the complacency that has gripped the U.S. markets of late has crossed the Atlantic.
Looking at Semis, The What Ifs: Brexit, China, USMCA with the UK: Market Recon
The tech sector has been the victim of the recent "on again, off again" rotation. That may really just mean that the group has been victimized by its own success.
3 Ways to Trade the Brexit Vote Ahead of the Weekend
Caution when reacting to Brexit's 'News of the Day'.
Jim Cramer: Insanity in Trump's Trade War Tariffs
Punitive behavior doesn't help if you are fighting a slowdown, which, judging by some of the bigger indicators, we most certainly are.
3 Paths Trump Could Take to Redirect National Dialogue From Impeachment
The president's efforts to damp negative impeachment headlines could involve Iran and/or trade.
These Fresh Signs Point to a Slowdown
German manufacturing appears to be falling off of a cliff, which could be a precursor to a recession.
Chinese Rescue Called Off as Thomas Cook, World's Oldest Travel Co., Collapses
Thomas Cook has entered liquidation despite a US$1.1 billion bailout offer, after its Chinese white knight, banks and the British government said no to more funds.
As Usual, Equities Are the Last Ones to Get What Is Really Happening
Like central bankers, the equity markets seem oblivious to weakening global economic conditions that indicate a recession already is here.
It's Time to Grow More Wary of Growth Expectations
GDP and corporate earnings trends are not favorable and increasingly indicate slowing economies here and abroad.
ECB Decision Gives TLT a Positive Tilt
Take advantage of the NIRP-induced carry trade with this options trade.