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James Mackintosh

James Mackintosh

Senior Markets Columnist at The Wall Street Journal EMEA

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Lessons From the Dumbest Investment in the World

If you bought the Argentine 100-year dollar bond in 2017, you had to endure default, political turmoil, multiple recessions and, perhaps worst of all, the derision of other investors. How could you be so dumb as to trust Argentina, a country that’s defaulted every couple of decades since it was form
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The Dumbest Investment in the World Was Better Than Owning Safe Tre...

Argentina’s century bond defaulted but ended up a winner, an important lesson for investors.
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How to Tell if the Market Selloff Has Hit Bottom

It doesn’t quite feel like it’s time to buy just yet. But here are three tests to help you decide.
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Is This a Stock-Market Dip to Buy?

With the “Trump trades” mostly now unwound, the contrarian in me wants to think about buying stocks again, especially those that might benefit from the good stuff President Donald Trump promised. Hopes of deregulation and lower taxes have given way among investors to fears about the on-off-on-off d
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What a Fast-Changing World Means for Your Money

The current moment may rank with the fall of the Berlin Wall for global politics and economics.
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Why Trump Losers Are the Biggest Stock-Market Winners

Investors need to decide whether the market rotation—Trump stocks included—is a healthy switch or a sign of deeper trouble ahead.
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America’s Most Famous Stock-Market Measure Is More Broken Than Usual

The Dow Jones Industrial Average draws outsize attention, presenting a distorted picture of what’s going on with stocks.
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America’s Most Famous Stock-Market Measure Is More Broken Than Usual

The Dow Jones Industrial Average draws outsize attention, presenting a distorted picture of what’s going on with stocks.
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A Rothschild Who Crusaded for Kinder Capitalism Adjusts to the Trum...

Lynn Forester de Rothschild said that ESG investing to push companies to treat the environment and workers better is no longer the right approach.
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Markets Bet Trump’s Tariffs Are Art of the (Temporary) Deal

The stock-market swings Monday told us a lot about how investors are weighing President Trump’s trade policy.
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Stock Market News, Jan. 28, 2025: Nasdaq Gains 2% After $1 Trillion...

Dollar strengthens and investors consider slew of corporate earnings
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Streetwise: Big Questions for Investors After DeepSeek

A new product launch has never had such an instant impact on investors. Last week’s launch of the R1 chatbot by China’s DeepSeek crashed artificial-intelligence stocks on Monday, knocking more than $1 trillion off their
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DeepSeek Undercuts Belief That Chip-Hungry U.S. Players Will Win AI...

More AI competition will make it hard for Big Tech to generate the oligopoly-like profit margins that investors hope for.
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Investors Bet Trump Will Make Europe Investable Again - WSJ

The big hope is that Europe will move faster to implement reforms in the face of competitive threats from the U.S.
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Which Trump Trades Worked—and Which Very Much Didn’t

Investors have struggled to navigate the election, underlining the difficulty Wall Street so often has with politics.
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What if the Fed U-Turns and Raises Rates This Year?

Investors weigh an important matter: whether barriers are stronger to raising rates—or cutting them.
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The Stock Market Embraced Higher Yields. Now It Fears Them.

Investors have shifted from thinking higher Treasury yields are an unwelcome side effect of the stronger growth promised by Trump, to worrying that higher borrowing costs might end up being very important.
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What I Got Right About Markets in 2024—and Very Wrong

The economy, AI and Donald Trump all threw our columnist some curveballs.
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Streetwise: Value's Descent Is Another Reason to Worry

Markets go up, markets go down. Rarely do they just go down, but for the past 11 days value stocks have gone down every single day—the longest pullback for the Russell 1000 Value index in data back to 1990. This is just one of the signs I see that markets are toppy. Investors want to buy into growt
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Why This Frothy Market Has Me Scared

When investors are wildly optimistic, it is much harder for the market to rise and much easier for it to fall on any hint that they might be wrong.
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The Fate of Markets Rests on Trump’s Dollar Policy - WSJ

The president-elect wants a weaker dollar but markets have been betting his policies will mean an even stronger currency. Could they have Trump all wrong?