Barron’s (February 25)
“Putting aside the whipsaw effect of recent tariff moves, the biggest problem plaguing the market in recent weeks is artificial intelligence. Investors are afraid it’s going to replace businesses wholesale, and empty big tech’s deep pockets to do it.”
Tags: Afraid, Artificial intelligence. Investors, Big tech, Deep pockets, Effect, Markes, Plaguing, Problem, Replace, Tariffs, Whipsaw
Bloomberg (April 12)
“The feel-good days for global markets at the end of March are firmly over.” Suddenly, everyone is afraid of economic slowing. “With monetary support rapidly receding and recession risks rising, investors are hunkering down. Companies resilient to an economic slowdown such as health care are back in favor. Ditto cash and dividend-paying stocks. Meanwhile, demand for hedging is creeping up in the options market.”
Tags: Afraid, Companies, Dividends, Feel good, Global markets, Health care, Hedging, Hunkering down, Investors, March, Monetary support, Recession, Risks, Slowdown
New York Times (March 23)
President Trump is playing a “reckless shame game” with law enforcement agencies. The result of his action is that “everybody is afraid. And everybody is less safe.”
Tags: Afraid, Law enforcement, Reckless, Safe, Shame game, Trump
