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Trump Says China Called — China Says ‘No Way.’ Here’s What It Means for Investors
Trump says talks are on. China says they aren’t. Investors are caught in the middle — here’s how to protect your portfolio.
China Denies Trump’s Claim of Talks — What Smart Investors Should Know Now
Over the weekend, President Trump claimed that China had re-engaged with the U.S. on new tariff negotiations.
But China immediately called him out — flatly denying any talks are happening.
This isn’t just political noise. It has real consequences for investors: from higher consumer prices to increased stock market volatility and supply chain disruptions.
What Trump said — and what China officially responded.
Why this standoff could be worse than past trade wars.
Which sectors and investments are most at risk.
Where the smart money is moving now to protect gains.
7 Nuclear Stocks to Buy Before They Surge
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Elon Musk’s Falling Popularity: Why Investors Should Pay Attention
While Musk is no stranger to controversy, this time is different. His political entanglements are beginning to damage Tesla’s business, inject new risks into SpaceX’s future, and create fresh volatility across markets. Investors need to pay close attention — because when Musk’s reputation sours, money moves.
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-Peter Lynch
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