American Investors Are Struggling to Buy the Dip With Trump-Related Anxiety Rattling The Markets

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'Hard To Comprehend': Sean Hannity Rips 'Skittish' Markets For Dropping On Trump's Watch

Hannity questioned why Wall Street isn't in step with the president's "thinking."

‘Buy the dip’ calls fade as Trump sell-offs rattle Wall Street

"It's hard to know when the bottom is," said Tanvir Sandhu, chief global derivatives strategist at Bloomberg Intelligence. "Catching the falling knife is never a good thing."

‘Buy the dip’ calls fade as Trump stock selloffs rattle Wall Street

In a few short weeks, U.S. President Donald Trump's shifting policies have reversed nearly two decades of bullish sentiment. Read on

Fritz Mostböck, Chief Analyst of the Erste Group, in the "Krone" interview on the policy of US President Donald Trump, the increasingly volatile financial markets and the impact on investors.

American Investors Are Struggling to Buy the Dip With Trump-Related Anxiety Rattling The Markets

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