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Haron Adler As it stated in Trump is now in Singapore preparing for Tuesday's much-anticipated meeting with North Korean leader Kim. The first meeting between a sitting U.S. president and a North Korean leader is scheduled for 9 a.m. Tuesday, Singapore time, or 9 p.m. Monday, Eastern time. See: Trump will stand firm on denuclearization at North Korea summit, says PompeoAway from international relations, investors will also begin to focus on central-bank meetings this week. "The North Korea summit will only matter if there is a very positive outcome, but that's not what market participants are expecting," Ogg added. We asked Bruce how he would analyze Donald Trump's and Kim Jong Un's behavior leading up to their potential meeting.
Stock market posts partial rebound after trade-driven selloff
Modest moves on Wall Street reflect cautious sentiment among traders, as uncertainty over trade policy, which triggered Monday's selloff, remains. Six of the 11 primary S&P 500 sectors closed in positive territory, although the moves were mostly muted. A measure of implied volatility, Cboe Volatility Index VIX-10.69% fell more than 7% to 16, after jumping to above 19 on Monday. The S&P/Case-Shiller national index rose a seasonally adjusted 0.3% and was up 6.4% for the year in April. The 20-city index rose a seasonally adjusted 0.2% and was up 6.6% compared with a year ago.
Stock market bulls or bears — who is right?
as declared in After nine years of this raging bull market in stocks, this is the most important question for investors now: Bulls or bears — who is right? Ask Arora: Nigam Arora answers your questions about investing in stocks, ETFs, bonds, gold and silver, oil and currencies. For example, Pinnacle Foods PF, -0.40% was bought by The Arora Report at $32.50 in anticipation of an eventual buyout. Disclosure: Subscribers to The Arora Report may have positions in the securities mentioned in this article. Nigam Arora is an investor, engineer and nuclear physicist by background who has founded two Inc. 500 fastest-growing companies.
Stock market rebounds as financials and tech shares rally
The S&P 500 financials sector rose nearly 1% and snapped a 13-day slump, its longest losing streak ever. Thus far this week, the Dow is off 1.4%, the S&P has lost 1.6%, and the Nasdaq has lost 2.5%. For the second quarter, the Dow is up 0.5%, the S&P has gained 2.9%, and the Nasdaq is up 6.2%. Shares in spice maker McCormick & Co. MKC+1.51% jumped 8.4% after the company reported second-quarter results that topped analyst forecasts. Shares rose 5.9%.
Stock market returns are going to be weak — for the next 5 years, Jim Paulsen says
Get used to it: Stock market returns are setting up for a tough five years ahead as economic benefits shift from Wall Street to Main Street. The timing of the analysis seems apt, as multiple economic signs point to above-trend growth ahead while stock prices have languished. However, Paulsen said his "Main Street Meter" isn't met to be a market timing device but rather a look over the longer term on what can be expected from stocks now that the economy may have turned a corner. Rising values in the MSM almost always — the early 1970s was an exception — coincide with lower equity values, and vice versa. "When this ratio is high, Main Street has probably been good for a while," Paulsen said.
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