For what it is worth: The markets on light summer volume bounce around. No Trend. Leap options if things go well in November.
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U.S growth and earnings are considered steadier.
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Emerging economies grappling with a stronger dollar and decelerating global growth.
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“Whether it’s sanctions, tariffs or central-bank policy…it seems the U.S. equity market reacts quite calmly, and most of the action is happening outside the United States,” said Ed Keon, Newark, N.J.-based chief investment strategist at QMA
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The U.S. has also regained its crown as the most favored region for stocks for the first time in five years, according to fund managers surveyed by Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
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Example from recent past of U.S. policy pushing overseas markets around, but then later seeing a big reversal: the Mexican peso. It quickly rebounded from steep falls triggered by uncertainty over U.S.-Mexican trade, jumping 27% against the dollar between January-July of 2017.
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