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Clean energy sold-off after Trump's win. Should you buy the dip?

While many view Trump as a scourge for renewables, some analysts believe the market has overreacted — creating potential opportunities.

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Stocks to buy—and sell—as Trump returns to the White House

Investors appear to still view Trump as positive for banks and fossil fuel companies but a scourge for sectors like renewables.

Fortune

5 stocks to buy if Trump wins—and 5 to sell

Trump has traditionally been viewed as great news for banks and fossil fuel companies but a scourge for sectors like renewables.

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Would A Tax On Unrealized Capital Gains Take Down The Stock Market?

Talk of a proposed tax on unrealized capital gains put forth by Democrats has sparked a torrent of bearish prognostications.

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‘Magnificent Seven’ stocks lose $600 billion in global selloff

Even before recession fears helped spark last week’s selloff, which continued Monday, Big Tech stocks had been cooling down.

Fortune

Stock market selloff subsides as S&P, Dow, Nasdaq all recover

Futures for all three indices had been hit hard after Japan’s Nikkei 225 had its worst day since Wall Street’s “Black Monday” in 1987.

Fortune

What's behind the stock market's brutal 2-day crash?

The Dow closed down 600 points, the Nasdaq dropped 2.4% and the S&P has fallen 6% from its recent all-time high.

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Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen blames Trump’s tax cuts for ‘many of the problems’ with the U.S.’s soaring budget deficit

Yellen says Trump’s policies gave tax breaks to wealthy corporations and individuals while increasing the national deficit.

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As the EV market cools, the oil industry scorches with $250 billion in high-stakes deals and mass consolidation—'the bigger the company is, the more money they make'

What’s causing the industry’s merger surge? “The Permian Basin, the Permian Basin, and the Permian Basin,” says one CEO.

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Ruptured supply chains, rising oil prices, and resurgent inflation. The Red Sea crisis is rekindling memories of the Ukraine War—but this time could be different

When it comes to longer term economic impacts of the Red Sea crisis: The "most honest answer" experts can give is "I have no idea” at this point, Unlimited's Bob Elliott told Fortune.

Fortune

Stocks are suffering from a New Year’s ‘hangover’ for 3 reasons, Capital Economics says

After a bullish 2023 and a big holiday season, the market is shaking off a few jitters in early January. A bit too much exuberance?

Fortune

Goldman Sachs’ chief economist says ‘The Great Disinflation’ is under way—and he expects 3 back-to-back interest rate cuts by summer

Goldman’s Jan Hatzius put the odds of a recession at just 15% when much of Wall Street worried about a downturn. Now he’s taking an inflation victory lap.

Fortune

13 inflation-proof stocks to buy for 2024

These companies are poised to ride the AI boom and protect investors from the impact of higher interest rates.

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Stocks are soaring as Wall Street celebrates a cooler-than-expected inflation report that could signal the end of the Fed's rate hikes: ‘The immaculate disinflation continues’

“The Fed is increasingly likely to be in a position to cut rates in the second quarter of 2024,” Lazard's chief market strategist says.

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Exxon’s $59.5 billion deal to buy a giant shale driller is telling us something about climate change and how fast the green transition will be

“The fantasy world of having just renewables as electricity within 50 years or so is now clearly not going to happen,” Jay Hatfield, CEO of Infrastructure Capital Advisors, told Fortune.

Fortune

What if Jerome Powell pulled off a soft landing and nobody noticed? It's the economy's Groundhog Day

Economists are seeing shadows.

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Special Dividends Are On The Rise — Here's What to Know About Them

More companies are paying out special dividends this year. Here's what that means.

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Top labor economist says the Fed may have just won its inflation fight, batting aside the ‘sticky’ thesis

“Many economists argue that the last mile of inflation reduction will be the hardest, but that isn’t necessarily the case,” ZipRecruiter’s Julia Pollak told Fortune.

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Wall Street's biggest bull called this year's stock market rally—now instead of a recession, he says ‘the economy is actually slipping into an expansion’

Fundstrat’s Tom Lee is known for his bullish takes. He called a 20% S&P 500 rebound this year, and it’s up over 14% so far.

Fortune

Biden’s push to refill the nation’s oil reserve is in limbo as strategists warn of a ‘supercycle’ that could make crude too costly

Refilling the reserve now could be expensive because of high oil prices. But waiting could be risky if there's another oil price shock.

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Harvard economist Jason Furman says the Fed shouldn’t flinch in its inflation fight—unless the ‘turmoil spreads within the financial system’

We haven’t learned anything “particularly reassuring in the last three and a half weeks” about inflation even amid the banking crisis, Furman told CNBC.

Fortune

The stock market is killing bank stocks after SVB’s collapse, but most investors are cheering a perceived end to the Fed's tightening

“The market is sending a consistent message today: It fears that a U.S. recession is about to start.”

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Tired Of Hit-Or-Miss Tech Stocks? Go For Something More 'Real'

Investors tired of pie-in-the-sky tech profits might look for more concrete returns. Infrastructure Capital Advisors' best ETFs offer options.

Fortune

Everywhere you look, the economy is in a deep freeze. But does that mean a recession is coming?

From the housing market to venture capital activity, many parts of the economy are in a deep freeze. And experts say they may not thaw out until next year.

Axios

The market collapse was easy to see coming

The writing was on the wall.

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