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Broadcom Inc sent a shockwave through the global chipmaking industry on Friday with its forecast that U.S.-China trade tensions and the ban on doing business with Huawei Technologies would knock $2 billion off the company’s sales this year.
Why not save us a lot of time, and just link the entire Reuters Website! You are bound and determined to destory the MFO Discussion Board !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Note to self - Tariff/Trade tensions, Tech sector, semiconductors have absolutely nothing to do with the markets or mutual funds or investing in general. Nothing. At. All.
Why not save us a lot of time, and just link the entire Reuters Website! You are bound and determined to destory the MFO Discussion Board !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@Ted, I’m sorry you feel my linking a dozen business stories from Reuters will “destroy the ... board”. I guess I have more confidence in mfo and the good people here than you do. Following is a link to a thread I just posted. It references an objective analysis / report on the reliability of the Reuters News Service (very high).
Of course nothing is perfect. But do you really believe that Bloomberg, which you like to cite (owned by billionaire political activist Michael Bloomberg), is any more trustworthy or reliable than Reuters? For that matter ... what makes you think Barron’s and The Wall Street Journal (part of the Murdoch empire) would be more so?
@Ted: Your continuing acidic, derogatory and snide comment are the single most damaging threat to MFO. Can you name even one poster who has ever agreed with your rain of crap?
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Got it.
Of course nothing is perfect. But do you really believe that Bloomberg, which you like to cite (owned by billionaire political activist Michael Bloomberg), is any more trustworthy or reliable than Reuters? For that matter ... what makes you think Barron’s and The Wall Street Journal (part of the Murdoch empire) would be more so?
https://www.mutualfundobserver.com/discuss/discussion/50533/how-reliable-is-reuter-s-news-service