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The bulls took out some key technical lows today and shorts are getting squeezed in a lot of places.

Markets closed lower after Trump announced tariffs on Canada and Mexico, with S&P 500 seeing its worst drop since December. Oil and gold prices rose.

While Chinese markets remain in play—especially via Hong Kong—U.S. investors should be aware of potential risks and policy shifts that could affect portfolio strategies.

There are seismic shifts taking place in the market right now.

US markets closed higher on Friday, despite volatility and uncertainty over Ukraine. Asian markets also gained, while European shares neared record highs.

Many of the top-performing stocks and assets in recent years have stumbled at the start of 2025, with Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) dropping to a three-month low.

U.S. markets closed red on 2/27 due to Nvidia's disappointing forecast, slowing AI demand, and economic data indicating a cooling economy.

A discussion about market volatility, macroeconomic risks, and sector rotations.

US markets mixed, home prices up, futures higher. Asian markets mostly down, US dollar slightly up. Oil prices near 2-month low.

U.S. markets mixed amid tariff concerns, European shares at record highs on strong earnings and U.S.-Ukraine minerals deal, while U.S. home sales and mortgage applications decline. Asian markets show mixed results, European markets fall after Trump announces EU tariff. Oil and gold prices up, U.S. futures also up. U.S. dollar index and USD/JPY rise, while USD/AUD falls.

A discussion about the significant risks facing Chinese stocks due to a new U.S. executive order restricting investments between the two countries.

Consumer staples and healthcare are standing head and shoulders above the rest. That is a problem.

US markets mixed, tech stocks down on AI demand concerns and weak economic indicators. Japan's Nikkei falls, oil prices rise on US sanctions.

JD.com shares are trading lower by 7% to $39.49 during Monday's session, retreating following recent gains. The stock has gained 15% on a year-to-date basis, amid a broader rally in Chinese equities and following Alibaba's strong earnings.

The three countries in discussion due to Trump's tariffs are Canada, China, and Mexico. This blog will dive into several major companies domiciled in one of those three countries.

I’m not going to be happy until the entirety of the index gains from 2009 are destroyed.

An expanding balance sheet, record share buybacks, and historically high short interest all suggest that the Chinese stock market is just getting started. Here is a brief overview of some Chinese stocks that may be worth keeping an eye on.

U.S.-listed Chinese stocks trading higher in premarket on Friday as Chinese companies raise funds overseas and Alibaba reports strong quarterly results. Alibaba also plans to increase investments in Cloud and AI. Appaloosa Management's David Tepper bets big on Chinese stocks.

1.1655.The euro was down 0.26% against the U.S. dollar at $1.1701.The British pound fell 0.24% to $1.3749, and the USD/CAD rose 0.30% to 1.2548.U.S. markets closed lower on 2/20 due to tariff fears & Walmart's weak forecast. Gold surged, while major indexes declined. Asia markets mixed.

US markets close in green, S&P 500 hits record high. Fed signals steady rate policy, data shows manufacturing index rise. Asia markets mixed.

U.S. markets closed higher with S&P 500 at record high. Fed held rates, Trump announced tariffs. Building permits up, housing starts down. Fed cautious on rate cuts due to inflation and trade policies. Healthcare sector saw highest increase, Dow and S&P 500 up, Nasdaq slightly up. Asian markets mixed, Europe and commodities up, U.S. futures down. U.S. dollar index down.

U.S. indexes are having a relatively quiet start to this holiday-shortened trading week. We see them spinning their wheels near all-time highs.

This article covers four major Chinese tech ETFs that can provide readers with exposure to developing AI technology with diversification.