The push to diversify tech manufacturing away from China will benefit India, Vietnam and Mexico as multinationals go through a period of adjustment.
Let's examine why investing in South and Central America as U.S. companies 'reshore' could be the next big thing -- and let's explore several funds to consider.
Wait for a consolidation pattern before probing the long side.
But I still see one area of stocks that should outperform.
Should this agreement come off the way it reads overnight, the warmer relationship between the U.S. and China should increase demand on both sides of the Pacific, resulting in an improved environment for growth.
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.
I believe the weakness in this economy and the stock market stems from a lack of trade deals worldwide.
With WMT's U.S. dominance, these are the two big waves of momentum it needs to ride to revalue shares in the long term.
The soft drink and snack food behemoth managed to overcome the adverse effects of foreign currency translations. .
In Trump's view the tariffs force the Chinese to pay our government money and therefore it is a win win.