To The Moon

Trump threatens to call off meeting with Xi after Beijing's move on rare earths. U.S. President Donald Trump, right, said Friday he now sees no reason to meet with Chinese President Xi Jinping, and threatened new tariffs on Beijing.U.S. President Donald Trump on Friday threatened a "massive increase" of tariffs on Chinese goods and said he sees no reason to meet with Chinese President Xi Jinping, as the two countries are at loggerheads over U.S. access to critical minerals and other issues."It seems he is finally paying attention to the fact he is losing the trade war. Now it's time for him to push back. I've been predicting financial sanctions - I think that may be where this heads," said Doshi, who is also a Georgetown University professor and a former Biden administration official, in a social-media pos

Regular investors have been 'buying the dip' aggressively. Remember: Be fearful when others are greedy.Individual investors' eagerness to "buy the dip" suggests that the stock market is close to a significant top.This bodes ill for the stock market because widespread "buying the dip" behavior among retail investors is a hallmark of market tops, just as reluctance to buy the dip typically occurs near market bottoms.According to contrarian analysts, a market bottom will be close when retail investors engage in just the opposite behavior than "buying the dip." To put that another way, a bottom will be imminent when investors eagerly use the occasion of every rise in the market to reduce their stock exposure.Such fearful investor behavior isn't apparent nowadays. It becomes even more remote with each successive dip in which investors are rewarded for buying. Their

US February Retail Sales MoM +0.2% (Est. +0.6%, Prior -0.9%)

US January Core PCE Price Index YoY +2.6% (Est. +2.6%, Prior +2.9% Revised from +2.8%)

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