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Morgan Stanley: The stock sell-off is going to get worse
The stock market is in the middle of a rolling bear market, says Morgan Stanley's Mike Wilson. "It's being caused by a drain in liquidity and peaking growth," Wilson says. The stock market sell-off is only going to get worse, predicts Morgan Stanley's chief U.S. equity strategist, Mike Wilson.
- BusinessMotley Fool
Why Marijuana Stocks Cronos Group, Canopy Growth, and Tilray Jumped Today
The stock market pulled back on Monday, with major benchmarks failing to build on the positive momentum from last Friday. Cronos Group (NASDAQ: CRON), Canopy Growth (NYSE: CGC), and Tilray (NASDAQ: TLRY) were among the best performers. All three of these stocks have something in common: They all stand to benefit from Wednesday's effective date for legal sales of recreational cannabis product in Canada.
- PoliticsFortune
Elizabeth Warren Calls on Trump to Pay $1 Million After Releasing DNA Test
Elizabeth Warren is ready for her pay day. The senator from Massachusetts took to Twitter Monday morning, calling on President Donald Trump to cough up the $1 million he promised if she proved she had Native American heritage.
- WorldFox Business Videos
Jamal Khashoggi was accidentally killed during interrogation: report
Fox Business foreign policy analyst Walid Phares on the report that Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi was accidentally killed.
- FinanceYahoo Finance
Sears bankruptcy could make these 5 big companies multi-million-dollar losers
Being an unsecured creditor of Sears (SHLD) right now is not a good place to be. The 125-year old former retail icon filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy protection early on Monday, crippled from years of losses and mounting debt. Sears plans to close about
- NewsMarketWatch
These are the bad things about early retirement that no one talks about
For all the glamour of living an early retirement lifestyle, there are plenty of negatives I’ve come to discover since I permanently left my job in 2012. As a result, you’re repeatedly forced to will yourself into action.
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Brits Are All Making the Same Joke About the New Royal Baby
Meghan Markle, the Duchess of Sussex, is expecting her first child with Prince Harry. The news, announced Monday morning by Kensington Palace, has already been greeted by hundreds of messages of congratulations for the royal couple on social media. The U.K. is set to leave the European Union on March 29, exactly two years after Prime Minister Theresa May started the formal process for doing so by invoking Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty.
BusinessMotley FoolWhy New Age Beverage Corp. Stock Popped Today
Shares of New Age Beverage Corp. (NASDAQ: NBEV) were climbing again today, riding a surge on marijuana stocks as growers like Tilray, Cronos Group, and Canopy Growth all jumped by double digits. Along with the bullish sentiment in the industry, a number of other factors seemed to be driving New Age shares higher, including the recent hiring of a new CFO, the upcoming legalization of recreational marijuana in Canada on Wednesday, and the market's reaction to its launch last week of a new line of beverages infused with cannabidiol (CBD). On Friday, New Age named Gregory Gould as its new CFO, a notable move as Gould brings experience from the pharmaceutical industry, which should help the beverage company as it moves into CBD products.
- BusinessZacks
AT&T (T) Gains As Market Dips: What You Should Know
AT&T (T) closed the most recent trading day at $32.36, moving +0.34% from the previous trading session. Prior to today's trading, shares of the telecommunications company had lost 4.25% over the past month. This has was narrower than the Computer and Technology sector's loss of 5.44% and lagged the S&P 500's loss of 4.1% in that time.
- FinanceTheStreet.com
Monday Madness: Is Nvidia a Hit or Miss?
TheStreet's Julie Iannuzzi covered Jim Cramer's investing boot camp. Nvidia (NVDA - Get Report) has long been a favorite of TheStreet's founder and Action Alerts Plus Portfolio Manager Jim Cramer, but he told a packed audience Saturday at his Boot Camp for Investors in New York why his charitable trust recently sold out of the stock.
BusinessBusiness InsiderAfter years of wasting time in meetings, 3 former Googlers decided to do things differently at their new startup
The executives of the startup Beeswax, all former Google execs, say they've learned how to keep meetings streamlined and efficient. The three founders of the ad-tech startup Beeswax seem to get that. "We're all thoughtful about not having a proliferation of meetings, because one thing we all felt in our previous careers is that there can be lots of redundant meetings," Shamim Samadi, Beeswax's chief product officer, told Business Insider.
- BusinessBloomberg
As Cannabis D-Day Approaches, Winners and Losers Set to Emerge
After Canada legalizes recreational marijuana on Oct. 17, it will only take a quarter or two for clear winners and losers to emerge, according to investors and analysts who follow the sector. “These have all been concept stocks and they’re going to actually have to be real companies in another few months, which I think a lot of guys are terrified about,” said Greg Taylor, who manages the Purpose Marijuana Opportunities Fund. Taylor prefers CannTrust Holdings Inc., Hexo Corp. and Organigram Holdings Inc., which he says trade at a “more realistic valuation” than some of their bigger peers.
- BusinessBloomberg
Saudi Arabia Breaks 45-Year Taboo With Veiled Threat to Use Oil as a Weapon
While few think that Saudi Arabia is prepared to follow through, even the suggestion of using oil as a weapon undermines Riyadh’s long-standing effort to project itself as a force for economic stability. The anxieties were exacerbated by an opinion piece penned by Turki Al Dakhil, who heads the state-owned Arabiya news network and is close to the Royal Court, in which he openly talked about using oil as a weapon.
- BusinessMotley Fool
2 Hot Marijuana Stocks Listing Soon on U.S. Exchanges -- Are They Buys?
Two marijuana stocks that are currently listed on Canadian stock exchanges soon plan also to list on U.S. stock exchanges. Aurora Cannabis (NASDAQOTH: ACBFF) (TSX: ACB) expects to trade on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) by the end of October and Aleafia Health (NASDAQOTH: ALEAF) should soon trade on the Nasdaq stock exchange. Are these hot marijuana stocks that are coming soon to U.S. stock exchanges smart picks to buy now?
- BusinessMarketWatch
Marijuana stocks to watch: Canopy Growth is the cannabis business’s $4 billion gorilla
The following article is part of a package of stories that MarketWatch is publishing to mark the start of full legalization of cannabis for adult use in Canada on Wednesday. Smith Falls, Ontario–based Canopy Growth Corp. made headlines and drove cannabis stocks to new heights over the summer when it announced that Corona brewer Constellation Brands Inc. was going to invest an additional $4 billion in the company. Billed by both companies as a strategic partnership, the additional $4 billion investment adds to the 9.9% stake that Constellation bought in October of last year and sets the company up to either be bought outright by Constellation — via warrants that could increase its stake to more than 50% — or continue to work with the beverage company to create a range of consumer-focused cannabis products that may one day appear in markets in dozens of countries.
FinanceBusiness InsiderWarren Buffett predicted the fall of Eddie Lampert and Sears over 10 years ago (SHLD, BRK.A, BRK.B)
Sears filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy early Monday, the culmination of a downward spiral. CEO Eddie Lampert, once called the "next Warren Buffett," will also step down. Incidentally, Buffett predicted the retailer's and Lampert's downfall in 2005.
BusinessYahoo Finance VideoGoldman Sachs and Raymond James cut Netflix price target ahead of earnings
Netflix getting its price target slashed by both Goldman Sachs and Raymond James ahead of its highly expected earnings report tomorrow. Both firms are concerned that rising interest rates could pinch the company’s valuation.
- BusinessMotley Fool
This Is the Average American's Salary. How Does Yours Compare?
In an age of oversharing, many of us are remarkably tight-lipped when it comes to talking salary. But in reality, knowing where you stand can help you determine whether you're in a good place or whether you should be taking steps to boost your earnings
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Why Marijuana Stocks Canopy Growth, Cronos Group, and Tilray Crushed It Today
The three Canadian marijuana stocks that currently trade on major U.S. stock exchanges enjoyed big gains on Monday. Shares of Canopy Growth (NYSE: CGC) were up 14% as of 3:48 p.m. EDT, while Cronos Group (NASDAQ: CRON) and Tilray (NASDAQ: TLRY) jumped 18.9% and 12.1%, respectively. Two of the three marijuana growers reported new developments earlier in the day.
FinanceReutersMany U.S. mall owners say good riddance to Sears
The real estate investment trusts that own the malls and shopping centers where many Sears stores are anchor tenants have waited years for the retailer's demise to renovate the sites and boost rent, although redevelopment costs may strain some plans. Most large U.S. malls are controlled by REITs. In recent years, the REITs have cut their exposure to Sears Holdings Corp, which filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy on Monday.
- BusinessMotley Fool
Better Marijuana Stock: Aurora Cannabis vs. Auxly Cannabis Group
One is market cap: Aurora's market cap is nearly 18 times bigger than Auxly's. Then there's stock performance. Here's how Aurora Cannabis and Auxly Cannabis Group stack up against each other in the areas that do matter.
- BusinessMotley Fool
The Worst Mistake Tilray Investors Can Make Right Now
Tilray (NASDAQ: TLRY) investors have certainly seen plenty of opportunities to mess up lately, especially with the stock experiencing huge swings both up and down on a frequent basis. When Tilray conducted its initial public offering (IPO) back in July 2018, the company immediately became the third-largest Canadian marijuana stock in terms of market cap. Although Canopy briefly regained its mantle as the marijuana stock with the greatest market cap, Tilray is again on top.
- BusinessInvestorPlace
It’s Time to Grab Barrels of Apple Stock After It’s Latest Correction
The stock market has had an eventful couple of weeks. All year, traders have gotten used to seeing whipsaws from tariff war tweets, especially with China. But this time the dip was a redux of the January correction. In the last few weeks fear rose over
- BusinessMotley Fool
Is This High-Flying Marijuana Stock the Next Tilray?
Since then, Tilray's share price has skyrocketed to well over six times its opening-day level. At one point, Tilray was up a whopping 856% -- in just two months of trading. Now there's another marijuana stock that is beginning to turn heads.
- BusinessMotley Fool
3 Reasons 62-Year-Olds Should Take Social Security Now
As people approach retirement, it's natural to want to claim Social Security as soon as possible. Even though waiting beyond the earliest claiming age of 62 for retirement benefits can give you larger monthly checks, you still have to make it through
