Since 1993 it is old economy stocks like materials, financials and energy firms that outperform during the first 100 days of a presidency, according to an analysis prepared by Kensho for FORBES.
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Since 1993 it is old economy stocks like materials, financials and energy firms that outperform during the first 100 days of a presidency, according to an analysis prepared by Kensho for FORBES.
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Since the election, stocks in the U.S. have soared as investors embrace President-Elect Trump's pro-growth policies. The real winner has been Russia's ($RSX) stock market as it has surged a whopping 19% since Nov 9th.
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Clearly the market sentiment has seen a dramatic shift. In my column published last August "What's Missing From This Bull Market?" I focused on the fact that there had not been a period of investor euphoria. This comes from legendary investor John Templeton that bull markets "die on euphoria."
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Larry Kudlow, a CNBC commentator, speaks about the economy during a panel discussion at the Heritage Foundation on December 18, 2014 in Washington, DC. AFP PHOTO / SAUL LOEB (Photo credit should read SAUL LOEB/AFP/Getty Images) The word is out that President-elect Trump is heavily considering Larry Kudlow to become chairman [...]
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Don't bet against McDonald's (NYSE:MCD). It always comes back. So goes the old adage on Wall Street. Over the past five decades, McDonald's has managed to fend off many challenges, always rising after a brief pause. What's behind McDonald's endurance to the test of time? First comes franchise, a business model that allows [...]
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FedEx posted disappointing earnings for the quarter ended right before the holiday season. Will the delivery giant take on the Polar Vortex and e-commerce holiday craze to come out more profitable in 2017?
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