Recap Ep031's guest appearances

Recap Ep031

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Bill Gates

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Robert Kiyosaki

Warren Buffett

Mark Zuckerberg

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Gavin Newsom

Brice Peressini

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In this recap, we find that rising trade tensions between the United States &amp; China pushed U.S. stocks to their worst week of 2019. Both the S&amp;P &amp; the Nasdaq have now erased their steep losses from Monday, the Dow still down on the week. Mid-week the German 10-year yield hit a record low -0.60% yield. French 10-year yields slid to -0.35%, the Netherlands to -0.50%, &amp; Switzerland to -1.00%.  The Japanese 10-year yield was down to -0.20%.  There is now the equivalent of $12 trillion of government issued debt, earning “0” or below interest rates globally. For the 1st time ever, Denmark is now offering borrowers mortgages at a negative interest rate, effectively meaning that it will pay customers to borrow money. Jyske Bank, Denmark’s 3rd-largest bank, says customers will be able to take out a 10-year fixed-rate mortgage with an interest rate of -0.5%. Uber lost $5.2B in Q2; South Korea becomes the worst major equity market for the year; battery producers &amp; electric automakers are concerned oversupply of nickel; financial sanctions to companies linked to the military in Myanmar; great increase in the trade of precious metals.  The post Recap August 11: Stock Lose $1 Trillion – Gold Outperforms Stocks in 2019 (Recap Ep031) appeared first on Investing &amp; Day Trading Education:  Day Trading Academy.

In this recap, we find that rising trade tensions between the United States &amp; China pushed U.S. stocks to their worst week of 2019. Both the S&amp;P &amp; the Nasdaq have now erased their steep losses from Monday, the Dow still down on the week. Mid-week the German 10-year yield hit a record low -0.60% yield. French 10-year yields slid to -0.35%, the Netherlands to -0.50%, &amp; Switzerland to -1.00%. The Japanese 10-year yield was down to -0.20%. There is now the equivalent of $12 trillion of government issued debt, earning “0” or below interest rates globally. For the 1st time ever, Denmark is now offering borrowers mortgages at a negative interest rate, effectively meaning that it will pay customers to borrow money. Jyske Bank, Denmark’s 3rd-largest bank, says customers will be able to take out a 10-year fixed-rate mortgage with an interest rate of -0.5%. Uber lost $5.2B in Q2; South Korea becomes the worst major equity market for the year; battery producers &amp; electric automakers are concerned oversupply of nickel; financial sanctions to companies linked to the military in Myanmar; great increase in the trade of precious metals. The post <a href="https://daytradingacademy.com/stock-lose-1-trillion-gold-outperforms-stocks-in-2019-recap-ep031/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Recap August 11: Stock Lose $1 Trillion – Gold Outperforms Stocks in 2019 (Recap Ep031)</a> appeared first on <a href="https://daytradingacademy.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Investing &amp; Day Trading Education: Day Trading Academy</a>.

Recap August 11: Stock Lose $1 Trillion – Gold Outperforms Stocks in 2019 (Recap Ep031)