Is the Fed to blame for a rough 2016? A former Fed policymaker thinks so.
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of Financier Beat, host Chris Hill and Motley Fool analysts Taylor Muckerman and Matt Argersinger dissect the hardest-hitting investing stories of the day. The Dow, NASDAQ and S&P 500 spent a lot of
of the day down, preparing for the news that the Fed would begin tapering down its quantitative easing diet plan. When news originated from Ben Bernanke nevertheless that QE would be continuing full-throttle for the near term, the major indices all soared to brand-new highs for the year. In this video, Taylor and Matt discuss exactly what this says for the U.S. economy, and whether or not investors ought to think about pulling some cash from the marketplace at these brand-new highs.
Then, the men have a look at four stocks making huge moves today. Clean Energy Fuels soared more than 7 % in the past 2 days, after CEO Andrew Littlefair bought an added 127K shares of business stock. FedEx hits a seven-year high, as 1st-quarter profits rose 6.5 %. General Mills reported better-than-expected 1st-quarter sales, and was boosted by some global acquisitions. And Adobe Systems strikes an all-time high, regardless of 3rd-quarter revenues falling nearly 60 %.
Finally, Taylor and Matt tell investors why they’ll be enjoying shares of ConocoPhillips and Take-Two Interactive very carefully this week.
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