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Watch Now: Here's What Will Move Markets This Week - July 5 (Video)

Published 07/05/2020, 08:38 AM
Updated 07/05/2020, 08:40 AM
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Investing.com - Our senior markets analyst Jesse Cohen gives us his top five things to know in financial markets in the week ahead, including:

- Surging U.S. Covid-19 Cases To Drive Risk Sentiment

- U.S. ISM Services PMI Highlights Economic Calendar

- U.S. Jobless Claims Once Again In Focus

- U.S. Inflation Data Also On The Agenda

- Walgreens (NASDAQ:WBA), Paychex (NASDAQ:PAYX) Report Earnings

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Here's what will move the markets this week: The Federal Reserve
No one can telm what the market will do but all we have is the jobs numbers, inflation, the feds policy, all the stimulus and based on that its seems crazy that market is ignoring the jobs numbers. What will happen in q3 and q4 and 2021??? Oh and election also plays a role .
I am note even paying attention to the increase in Covid cases, I am paying attention to the increase in people losing their jobs.
Democratic Liberal Socialism Party is one that promotes gloom doom death destruction and dependrnce on big govt incompetent parasites like Pelosi n Schumer. MAGA 2020 will save us.
No democratics no republican just media.
Just like Spring 1929. Mini-crash in March, followed by a frenzy of buying based on the delusion that the market would go up forever. In September 1929, the market began a crash that lasted until July 1932.That's us today. Next stop: Dow 18,000, back to where we were in March.
People have been making parallels to the 1929 crash since it happened. 99% of them are wrong
I agree ... partially. Presently we do have a sound change of technologies and it seems to me hat we are even nearer to the end of the XVII c. when the steam engines were introduced. The banks liquidities have not, officially, drive yet to inflation but this will show up before the end of the year. ; the social gap is enlarging fast while politicians keep disregarding any step aimed to protect the working force. On top of it markets manipulations (FED) are political moves, not economic ones.
 I have heard people say that before, and then Corona happened...
sorrento therapeutics has 2 new covid testing kits plus the extensive covi-series, therapeutics seems to be on everyone's lips and with this many irons in the fire sorrento therapeutics is the therapeutics company for me !
media Doom and gloom and the sky is falling. Stock market will power to new highs this week, and the media and Trump haters will pout endlessly.
Try looking at cases, not deaths. In July, we will add almost 3 million cases.
 This shows only that either health services are improving; either most victims are, actually, younger than 65.
Yes, death rate is lower but Keep in mind that every positive case will not be working for at least 14 days !
Hope 2nd phase results of moderna will be out this week and this will boost all the stocks
Moderna slipped in the vaccine race. They delay trail #3. They have no proven track record. I wouldnt invest in them. They could hit it big or they could be scammers.
where did you read it any link
Only Moderna can save this week.
Are they useful to be the benchmark?
Why isn’t ‘Money Printing’ number 1 on the list? Actually it’s the only thing that should be on the list.
If money printing is first on the list, then buying gold should be second.
Usd is weak in this weak
So basic
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