Will head to the polls next week to decide whether the United Kingdom should exit the european union. The markets have largely shrugged off that threat but that is starting to change. Over the past few days volatility has risen and stocks have come under pressure as poll after poll show grow support for the leave campaign. And that is why stocks were lower again today. The Dow Jones Industrial average average fell 57 points to 17,674. The nasdaq down almost 5. The s p 500 was off 3. As investors flee stocks, money is pouring into relatively safe investments. So much so that the yield on germanys 10year Government Debt fell into negative territory. The yield on the 10year u. S. Treasury hit levels not seen since 2012. Lets turn to our two guests who have opposing views on how the u. S. Economy will be impacted should the United Kingdom exit the european union. Paul christopher is head of Global Market strategists at Wells Fargo Investment Institute and he says it will be negative for th
Will head to the polls next week to decide whether the United Kingdom should exit the european union. The markets have largely shrugged off that threat but that is starting to change. Over the past few days volatility has risen and stocks have come under pressure as poll after poll show grow support for the leave campaign. And that is why stocks were lower again today. The Dow Jones Industrial average average fell 57 points to 17,674. The nasdaq down almost 5. The s p 500 was off 3. As investors flee stocks, money is pouring into relatively safe investments. So much so that the yield on germanys 10year Government Debt fell into negative territory. The yield on the 10year u. S. Treasury hit levels not seen since 2012. Lets turn to our two guests who have opposing views on how the u. S. Economy will be impacted should the United Kingdom exit the european union. Paul christopher is head of Global Market strategists at Wells Fargo Investment Institute and he says it will be negative for th
Will head to the polls next week to decide whether the United Kingdom should exit the european union. The markets have largely shrugged off that threat but that is starting to change. Over the past few days volatility has risen and stocks have come under pressure as poll after poll show grow support for the leave campaign. And that is why stocks were lower again today. The Dow Jones Industrial average average fell 57 points to 17,674. The nasdaq down almost 5. The s p 500 was off 3. As investors flee stocks, money is pouring into relatively safe investments. So much so that the yield on germanys 10year Government Debt fell into negative territory. The yield on the 10year u. S. Treasury hit levels not seen since 2012. Lets turn to our two guests who have opposing views on how the u. S. Economy will be impacted should the United Kingdom exit the european union. Paul christopher is head of Global Market strategists at Wells Fargo Investment Institute and he says it will be negative for th
Third quarter. Which could be the worst quarter for stocks in years. But now, attention turns to the fourth when Football Games and investment years are won or lost. This years Fourth Quarter has at least four challenges that will determine whether 2015 turns out to be a winner for investors like you or a loser. Challenge number one, china and the global economy. The world as Thomas Freedman wrote is flat, interconnected. Thats one of the ki lessons of 2015. When china. Hes, the world catches a cold and chinas slowing economy no one knows by exactly how much has spelled trouble for commodities, oil and metals most notably. Its also meant harder times for companies that export into the worlds second largest economy, Companies Like caterpillar and the automakers. Chinas stock market nose dived albeit after steep runups. Billions in wealth evaporated. Whats next for china and what will it mean for investors the world over . Challenge number two, u. S. Corporate profits. How will they stac
Third quarter. Which could be the worst quarter for stocks in years. But now, attention turns to the fourth when Football Games and investment years are won or lost. This years Fourth Quarter has at least four challenges that will determine whether 2015 turns out to be a winner for investors like you or a loser. Challenge number one, china and the global economy. The world as Thomas Freedman wrote is flat, interconnected. Thats one of the ki lessons of 2015. When china. Hes, the world catches a cold and chinas slowing economy no one knows by exactly how much has spelled trouble for commodities, oil and metals most notably. Its also meant harder times for companies that export into the worlds second largest economy, Companies Like caterpillar and the automakers. Chinas stock market nose dived albeit after steep runups. Billions in wealth evaporated. Whats next for china and what will it mean for investors the world over . Challenge number two, u. S. Corporate profits. How will they stac