Evergrande

Wall Street got some clarification from the Fed yesterday after a long wait, which helps explain why major indices are painted green this morning. The Fed basically said the economy is doing better, and that’s good to hear.  Volatility is down, with the Cboe Volatility ...

The People’s Bank of China injected $18.6 billion into the banking system after the Evergrande debt crisis sent shock waves through most financial markets, including cryptocurrencies. What Happened: On Wednesday, Bloomberg reported that China’s central bank has injected 120 billion yuan...

Stocks appear set to open higher on Wednesday ahead of the Fed announcement. However, there’s no expectation that interest rates will change. Instead, investors will likely be looking for any signals of a delay in tapering plans. Currently, the feeling is that the risk of Evergrande becoming...

Night falls on Guangzhou. Photo by Irina Iriser via Pexels.  Three Ways Of Looking At Evergrande  In our previous post (The China Syndrome), we looked at a worst case scenario of the impending China Evergrande Group (PINK: EGRNF) default, and we showed a way investors in the U.S. could...

  Still from the trailer for The China Syndrome (1979).  A Potential China Syndrome In Reverse Forty two years ago, The China Syndrome terrified movie audiences with the prospect of a nuclear meltdown in the U.S. spreading to China; today, investors worry about a...

After last week’s stock market weakness, a deep dip on Monday may have finally created the buying opportunity many long-term investors have been waiting for for months. Lindsey Bell, Chief Investment Strategist for Ally Invest, says investors need to stay calm and trust in the long-term...