Goldman Lifts S&P Price Target, Sees 3,400 In 2020, Slashes EPS Outlook
There’s good news and there’s bad news.
There’s good news and there’s bad news.
“China wishes it had not broken the original deal”.
“So what can he do about it”?
“They could create an ever-escalating trade war”.
“We’ll see what happens”.
It was a long time coming.
“President Trump and his allies”…
This is a dangerous gamble and the margin for error appears to be quite thin.
“Given all of this – why are we not bearish?”
“Although it is a close call”…
Sooner rather than later.
“Trumpian uncertainty is total uncertainty.”
The farce is complete.
Germany can’t catch a break.
“The Government of Mexico has failed to take sufficient action”…
Jerome Powell isn’t the only central banker who’s under pressure to “out-dove” a “doved-up” market.Â
“The Australian situation.”
“The word TARIFF is a beautiful word indeed!”
“Major uncertainty”.
Eventually, everyone will get tired of this charade
Mike Pence isn’t good for much, but you can count on him for three things…
Suddenly, we’re back in the teeth of the global slowdown narrative.Â
Apparently, some of this is down to a statistical change, but…
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