To The Moon

Trump tells Jonathan Karl he has "a substantial lead," but admits he could lose.

The S&P 500 and Trump's victory odds are increasingly correlated as investors seek 'certainty': LPL's Turnquist. With President Joe Biden's re-election campaign appearing to hang by a thread after last week's television debate debacle, investors understandably may wonder whether a change at the top of the Democratic ticket would move the stock market.A good place to start is to look at how the market has reacted so far to swings in the race between Biden and his Republican challenger, former President Donald Trump."The market has been consistently trending in the same direction as President Trump's odds" of victory in November, said Adam Turnquist, chief technical strategist at LPL Financial, in a phone interview. Turnquist first flagged a change in the relationship in March, when the market and Trump's prospects began to move in step with each other."I don't think you can make the case that the market is moving higher because Trump's odds are moving higher," Turnquist said. "But we kn

The S&P 500 and Trump's victory odds are increasingly correlated as investors seek 'certainty': LPL's Turnquist. With President Joe Biden's re-election campaign appearing to hang by a thread after last week's television debate debacle, investors understandably may wonder whether a change at the top of the Democratic ticket would move the stock market.A good place to start is to look at how the market has reacted so far to swings in the race between Biden and his Republican challenger, former President Donald Trump."The market has been consistently trending in the same direction as President Trump's odds" of victory in November, said Adam Turnquist, chief technical strategist at LPL Financial, in a phone interview. Turnquist first flagged a change in the relationship in March, when the market and Trump's prospects began to move in step with each other."I don't think you can make the case that the market is moving higher because Trump's odds are moving higher," Turnquist said. "But we kn

The S&P 500 and Trump's victory odds are increasingly correlated as investors seek 'certainty': LPL's Turnquist. With President Joe Biden's re-election campaign appearing to hang by a thread after last week's television debate debacle, investors understandably may wonder whether a change at the top of the Democratic ticket would move the stock market.A good place to start is to look at how the market has reacted so far to swings in the race between Biden and his Republican challenger, former President Donald Trump."The market has been consistently trending in the same direction as President Trump's odds" of victory in November, said Adam Turnquist, chief technical strategist at LPL Financial, in a phone interview. Turnquist first flagged a change in the relationship in March, when the market and Trump's prospects began to move in step with each other."I don't think you can make the case that the market is moving higher because Trump's odds are moving higher," Turnquist said. "But we kn

(Recasts with decision) By John Kruzel and Andrew Chung WASHINGTON, July 1 (Reuters) - The U.S. Supreme Court threw out a judicial decision rejecting Donald Trump's bid to shield himself from f

Trump Media & Technology Group stock fell 4.8% in morning trading Friday after the jury in Donald Trump’s trial delivered a guilty verdict on all 34 felony charges.Trump was convicted of falsifying New York business records in a hush-money case, attempting to influence the 2016 presidential election by paying off adult film actress Stormy Daniels, who alleged she had an affair with Trump.The 12-person jury convicted the former president after deliberating for two days. Trump has denied the affai

and to be somebody to take seriously."As such, Singapore must be ready to respond."Not in a harsh way," PM Lee clarifies, "but to quietly stand our ground and let people know that we may have had a changing of the guard"."But the new guards are prepared, and the old guards are still giving hopefully useful views to the new team on how to do [their work].”PM Lee doesn’t paint a perfect picture of the incoming PM. Instead, he gives an honest assessment of fortes and faults, and being human.“Every