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Morgan Stanley says bulls are experiencing a "degree of uncertainty". 

Wasn't this supposed to be a temporary thing?

...inflation-adjusted hourly compensation averaged a 1.9% pace in 2019, the biggest gain since 2015.

"The market is looking through the near-term disruption to activity and seeing potential for quite a sharp rebound later this year on the back of even looser policy"

Why is China doing this now?

...raises the prospect of criminal charges and significant fines against America’s largest bank.

...now it's Trump's turn!

Coronavirus spillover effects to the rest of the world will cut global GDP by nearly 2% in the first quarter of 2020.

Be it gold, silver, Bitcoin, or whatever, the future may very well belong to those who refuse to leave their destiny in the hands of politicians, bureaucrats, and central bankers...

The current owners are (again) said to have changed the terms of the deal in its late stages...
 

$15.5 million was transferred to the bank from his estate in December.

Was it ever plausible that China's economy could grind to a halt and there wouldn't be any consequences for the U.S. economy? No.

The company which has been besieged by shorts, with a 112% SI of float, just made its bears even richer.

"This is how to make money in school as a college student"