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Watch Now: Here's What Will Move Markets This Week - April 12 (Video)

Published 04/12/2020, 09:11 AM
Updated 04/12/2020, 09:13 AM
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Investing.com - Our markets analyst Jesse Cohen gives us his top five things to know in financial markets in the week ahead, including:

- Coronavirus Outbreak Developments

- U.S. Retail Sales Expected To Drop 7%

- Jobless Claims To Top 5 Million Again

- JP Morgan, Goldman Sachs (NYSE:GS) Kick Off Q1 Earnings

- China Reports Q1 GDP

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I hope market is moving in rang of 10 -15 percent
hey
Trump in office Indefinitely
There is nobody else who could endure what lies ahead. This is proven by the amount of *******that the president has already gone through. Besides, the democrats haven’t got anything more than fleas to run against him. Trump wins by default with no election necessary in November. The Ukraine-China-Biden connection has yet to be explored.
Democrats are better for the economy
Longs are going to burn next week
how do longs get burned next week? They literally still have the same amount of shares
Presidential Election must be postponed to year 2024 with No doubt !!!
not hapenning !
China will again declare incorrect figures. most corrupt
they are getting hit by a second wave right now, wuhan is getting back to quarantine 4 days after it was lifted....no one is talking about that tho...let alone 100k death in that area..
Absolutly Ive never heard any Covid-19 cases in Beijing Shanhai areas they conceale real data
For how long fed can pump the stocks? Selling pressure is alot more than the buying pressure. New lows are around the corner
look at the fed website, it's billions a week of imaginary paper to mentally keep stability
Can we trust China’s numbers for their Q1 GDP?
Probably not
no
with the Fed and gov behind the stock market and US economy (excluding the fact the gov might pick up stocks). Even with the worst-case scenario, I don't see nth more than a 1% drop on a few days with the week end in a 5 - 10% up. So far there is nth that indicate a test of new lows or a drop of 5%
 nth= "nothing" haha got lazy
I believe that the gov is holding up the market because there is nothing in the textbooks to justify such an excursion. Earnings certainly have to have been affected. Emotion tends to the fearful side by many. There’s a lot of respected sources suggesting recession if not depression. The government can print all of the money it wants, but that won’t help anything in the long run. We’re not out of the woods yet, nor is the rest of the world. The best that we could do with “our” money would be to continue to isolate and reclaim vital industry here at home. Build a truly independent energy infrastructure without oil. Build more hydroelectric power plants. Restore our highways. Transition automobiles to electric. Create jobs in renewables. Use common sense and get China out of our universities and accept nothing from them. I am not a liberal democrat either.
 I totally agree with you. just the biggest problem with the US same as Canada is bureaucracy. Everyone needs to be on the same page. For us Canadians, it takes 10 years to build a bridge. It is wise to for us pump a huge amount of money in its own country but there will always be something whos disagree. China, on the other hand, is different whatever the gov says goes. The US gov at its best is to prevent a total economic collapse all while line the rich powerful with more money and power
How can you trust an annalist whose hair do is frightening.
Analyst*
Looks like a tramp
Funny
Share price going down please
Only thing to watch is behind the dorr FED operation.
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