Equity inflows since Donald Trump won the presidential election now equal $63 billion, reversing the $151 billion outflows from January to October.
Market concerns of rising interest rates, a strong U.S. dollar and Trump's protectionist rhetoric could actually be areas of opportunity.
“Winter Charts” is a series of current financial topics explained in dots, lines, and only a few words –just the right “mix” to concisely convey ideas for critical thinking about investing.
Higher dollar rates reduce the appetite for riskier assets.
Assets in ETFs that hold bullion are plunging the most since 2013.
The National Stock Exchange to close on Dec. 16.
It’s the Trump Bump, not the actions of the Federal Reserve, that is bringing up interest rates.
What's good for equities is bad for bond prices.