The Wall Street Journal

Taxes, tariffs and debt: investors start to fear the presidential election

Taxes, tariffs and debt: investors start to fear the presidential election
(Image: WSJ)
The Wall Street Journal
By Gunjan BanerjiFinancial adviser Matthew Wilson recently got a frantic email: A client wanted to dump their stockholdings as soon as possible. The reason? Stocks had staged a big run-up in recent months, and the client was worried that the market was about to get rocky heading into the presidential election in November. During an in-person meeting, Wilson said he was able to convince them to stay in the market.“Vote with your vote, don’t vote with a trade,” said Wilson, a managing director at Roseville Wealth...

More World

Trump team torpedoed Nvidia’s push to export AI chips to China
World

Trump team torpedoed Nvidia’s push to export AI chips to China

Decision a victory for Marco Rubio and White House advisers over Jensen Huang.

Trump, Xi to discuss lowering China tariffs for fentanyl crackdown
Trade

Trump, Xi to discuss lowering China tariffs for fentanyl crackdown

President Trump is set to discuss a trade framework today. 

What Is a retirement advisor?
World

What Is a retirement advisor?

A retirement advisor might be able to help you switch gears.

Will AI destroy us?
Technology

Will AI destroy us?

As an extension of human intelligence, AI reflects our own selves.