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  As Bond Yields Rise, Interest Rate Sensitive Stocks Feel The Heat

  Forbes - John Navin

  The ten-year U. S. government note this week made it above 4.50% and, as economist Mohammed El-Arian notes, took the yield higher than its been for three months. This has helped to move the dollar index higher, although not all that much. The effect on interest rate sensitive stocks has been …

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  General Mills: Defensive Play With 8%+ Yield & Strong Upside Potential

  Forbes - David Trainer

  A few up days does not mean volatility won’t return. In fact, I think most investors expect more market turbulence in the future, not less. And, the best way to defend your portfolio against a volatile market is to do your diligence. Diligence brings you opportunities while less rigorous investors …

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  China Market Update: Markets Lower Ahead Of Economic Release, NetEase Gains On Strong Earnings, Week In Review

  Forbes - Brendan Ahern

  Week in Review Asian equities were mostly higher for the week after the US and China announced a 90-day tariff pause for negotiations over the coming weeks. • Internet earnings season kicked off in earnest this week. JD.com, Tencent, KE Holdings, and NetEase squarely exceeded expectations, while …

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  Japanese Watchmakers Gain Prestige In Global Collecting Circles

  Forbes - Garth Friesen

  In the past decade, Japan has risen in the ranks of independent watchmakers. Japanese artisans are now producing timepieces that can rival elite manufacturers from Switzerland. However, unlike the Swiss juggernauts such as Rolex, these independents operate in small workshops, often crafting only a …

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  Dow Jones: Buy Boeing And United Health Is Headed to A September Low

  Forbes - Bill Sarubbi

  Boeing appears to be making a longer-term low. The company has been hounded by bad news, falling since 2019 and giving back 78.6% of its ten-year 2009-2019 bull market. Relative strength bottomed in mid-November. A six-month relative strength base, the minimum that we would expect before a …

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  Defying Industry Slump, New IKEA Stores Are Popping Up All Over. What Gives?

  Forbes - Greg Petro

  Tariffs, inflation, and wary consumers have deflated the U.S. home furnishings business, but IKEA sees an opportunity to outflank the competition. Everyone knows what business IKEA is in, right? Furniture—sofas, chairs, and beds. So it must compete with Ashley Furniture and Wayfair, the online …