September volatility looms as Dow faces big September risks
The U S stock market fears a China growth scare and U S rate policy, posting its first 10% drop in four years and worst monthly performance since May 2012. Analysts warn of sustained volatility until monetary policy clarity emerges. The sector eyes a Federal Reserve meeting on September 18 and a potential rate hike, while Beijing’s slowdown fuels global concerns.
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Marchionne pushes Fiat Chrysler GM merger talk again
Fiat Chrysler CEO Sergio Marchionne reiterates a potential merger discussion with General Motors in an Automotive News interview. He highlights possible cost savings and cites a projected $30 billion annual cash flow for a combined entity.
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Worst S&P 500 stock picks cost $10,000 to $857 in eight months
An August market slide highlighted how investors who chose the worst stock in the S&P 500 each month this year would have faced a 91 percent loss, turning $10,000 into $857 in eight months. The overall index dropped 6.3 percent in August, while buy-and-hold investors fared far better with a 4.2 percent year-to-date loss. Mallinckrodt led August declines, followed by Viacom and Wynn Resorts as the year’s big losers amid China growth worries and rich valuations.
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Apple Prepares New iPhone 6s Rollout and Apple TV
Apple gears up for a pivotal launch on September 9 featuring iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus, plus a revamped Apple TV. Analysts warn of a white-knuckle period as China growth slows and rivals chip away at share, while Apple targets India and other markets for growth. The event aims to restore investor confidence and energize a fan base gripped by stock volatility and mixed signals from China. Time for another chapter in Apple's storied history.
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