Eddie Ghabour, co-owner of Key Advisors Group, LLC, discusses with Kurt Schemers on Traders Nation® the fundamentals behind what he feels will be the longest economic expansion in American history under President Trump, tax relief, and trillions of dollars that are pouring back into the economy.
By Caroline Valetkevitch
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Major U.S. stock indexes dropped more than 1 percent on Thursday after President Donald Trump said the United States would impose import tariffs on steel and aluminum, raising concern about higher prices and a trade war.
Trump said the United States would impose tariffs...
By Gerry Smith and Christopher Palmeri
March 8, 2018, 8:31 AM MSTLas Vegas Sands Corp. has sold its casino in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, for $1.3 billion, almost a year after a potential deal with MGM Resorts International fell apart.
Sands, the world’s largest casino operator, sold the property to Wind Creek Hospitality,...
By Ryan Vlastelica | Markets reporter
If the house always wins, try investing in the house directly.
Gaming companies have been big gainers throughout 2017, sharply outperforming the broader market in a trend that analysts speculate will only accelerate from current levels, with particular growth coming from the overseas casino hot...
The revelation Cambridge Analytica acquired the records of 50 million Facebook users has raised concerns
If the revelations that Cambridge Analytica acquired the records of 50 million Facebook users has you wondering how to protect your own personal information, you may already have discovered the maze of privacy settings the...
Al Caicedo, President, and Owner of CKS Summit Group, discusses with Kurt Schemers on Traders Nation® the huge stock market incline of 2017, and what 2018 should look like from the “Trump Bump” effect. Additionally, businesses large and small have trillions of dollars parked elsewhere; what growth will look...
Eddie Ghabour, Co-owner, Key Advisors Group, LLC, discusses with Kurt Schemers on Traders Nation® - as unemployment in America continues to drop, the labor market tightens up, does this translate into better wages?
Also, hear about the effects as we shed the last administration's government economy to make our way...