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As the U.S. 10-year Treasury yield has fallen to a new low, many analysts believe that an economic recession is likely to happen. Investors are looking at bonds as a haven.The U.S. 10-year Treasury yield has fallen below 1.04%. This drop came as other rates in the United States have been dropping as well. This is occurring due to the global economic disruptions caused by the emergence of the coronavirus. Already, Wall Street has reportedly been calling for the Federal Reserve to intervene via...

Apple stock fell almost 7% on Friday because of the coronavirus. However, AAPL recovered a huge chunk of its loss in no time. Today it is also up.Apple Inc (NASDAQ: AAPL) stock is by far one of the most interesting in the market today. It has enjoyed quite the bull run for months, profiting off the success of its flagship iPhone 11 series and the new AirPods as well. In the period from the beginning of last year and into 2020, Apple pulled in returns of over 90% for its investors. However,...

As major biotech companies try to create a proper coronavirus vaccine, the following stocks just might be strong enough to hedge against the current financial plunge.The coronavirus epidemic isn’t letting down as many people hope it would. Instead, the number of confirmed cases as well as the mortality rate, are on a steady rise. The number of countries affected by the virus is also increasing steadily with many more countries confirming new cases of infection. The situation is worrisome to...

Dow Jones futures rose early Monday, along with S&P 500 futures and Nasdaq futures, after initially plunging Sunday. TSLA stock has also started growing in the premarket.As the infamous COVID-11 progresses, investors are worrying more and more every day. Everybody’s talking about how nobody expected that a virus will become a so-called ‘Black Swan’. Just for reminder, we call Black Swan any unpredictable event that is beyond what is normally expected of a situation and has potentially...

Equities on major United States stock markets closed the trading session on Friday mostly lower, ending the worst week since the 2008 financial crisis. The Dow Jones and S&P 500 each dropped 12% and 11% in a week.Wall Street went through a historic drop this week all “thanks” to fast-spreading coronavirus that worried investors and traders. Novel coronavirus (COVID-19) developments grabbed the investors’ focus as the World Trade Organization (WHO) updated the coronavirus global risk to...

As most stock markets continue bleeding out due to the coronavirus outbreak, three biotech stocks have been defying the urge as the companies are working on a vaccine or a cure for the deadly coronavirus.Three major biotech companies, which are working on developing a vaccine or cure for the deadly coronavirus, have seen their stock markets defy the overall market plunge. The select biotech companies have either announced testing the vaccine on human victims or in the process of verifying a...

MKM partners prepared a list of stocks that may have the greatest chance of doing well during the times of the coronavirus. The list includes AAPL, FB, NFLX and others.Some all-weather stocks could lift investment portfolios even amid coronavirus. This comes at a time when markets are plunging. While this isn’t investment advice, these stocks could help mitigate the risk associated with sideways markets. Here’s the kicker: most of them have something to do with serving home-based services....

Fear over the spread of the coronavirus tightened its grip on global stock markets. The indexes clearly reflect the situation. In the premarket Dow Futures lost over 600 points.The massive coronavirus-induced sell-off on Wall Street continued in premarket trade on Friday with the Dow Futures dropping over 600 points.Treasury yields continued to slide with the yield on the 10-year note falling below 1.20%. Meanwhile, oil prices declined for the sixth consecutive session.After losing nearly...

Tech stocks are negatively influenced by the coronavirus and are falling seriously. The most significant drops were demonstrated by AAPL and MSFT yesterday.Most of the tech stocks fell yesterday notably.First, it was Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ: MSFT) that said it will not meet its guidance.Microsoft (MSFT) and CoronavirusPrecisely, it wrote, quite worrying letter to investors in which it says:“Because of closely monitoring the impact of the COVID-19 health emergency, for the third quarter...

While Tesla (TSLA) stock has fallen sharply over the last week, shares are still up 230% over the past six months. At the same time, the sales of Tesla’s vehicles in China are falling.Tesla Inc (NASDAQ: TSLA) stock dove over 12% on Thursday after it was announced that its car registrations in China almost halved in January compared with December 2019.It said:“Citing state-backed China Automotive Information Net, which gathers industry data based on insurance purchases, Bloomberg reported...