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The Red Dragon Breathes Economic Fire [StreetAuthority]    [This 9-minute workweek delivers $67,548 yearly average?]( “Give me 9 minutes a week, and I’ll show you how you could make as much as $67,548 a year” — That’s the bold promise of 85% accurate trader, Jim Fink. If it sounds crazy, then you haven’t seen his historic track record. For years, this lawyer turned multi-millionaire investor has helped investors quietly earn $185 per day (on average)... all by flipping a “boring” strategy on its head. [Click here to see how much this strategy could make you.](   The Red Dragon Breathes Economic Fire By John Persinos  Wall Street’s rally is kicking into high gear, with the S&P 500 flirting with record highs, thanks to last week’s Federal Reserve interest rate cut. Now, China’s bold new stimulus package is stepping into the spotlight, as the country doubles down on its role as the global economic powerhouse. Global equity markets have been trending upward, spurred by the jumbo-sized 0.50% federal funds rate cut last week by the Fed. As of the third quarter, the S&P 500 is on track for a nearly 5% gain, pushing its year-to-date increase close to 20%. This week, China’s [release of its monetary stimulus package]( has dominated the financial headlines. In response to slowing economic growth, China unveiled a wide range of measures aimed at boosting its economy. Sector dynamics have shifted. Rate-sensitive industries, such as utilities and real estate, have emerged as leaders, while technology, communication services, and energy have lagged. Bond markets tell a different story: while the 2-year Treasury yield has dropped in line with the Fed’s rate cuts, the 10-year yield has steadied, causing the yield curve to steepen, reversing its earlier inversion and reaching its highest level of the year. China’s monetary policy moves are key to the current global financial landscape. The People’s Bank of China (PBoC) introduced a set of aggressive policies, including short-term interest rate cuts and reduced bank reserve requirements. These steps aim to shore up the country’s domestic consumption while addressing challenges in the struggling property market and stock market, offering liquidity and the possibility of stabilization funds. Chinese equity markets have surged in response, while global commodity markets, particularly natural gas, also have rallied. While these measures are encouraging, there’s skepticism over whether monetary policy alone will be enough to kick-start meaningful growth. China may need additional fiscal support and government-led investment to spark a broader economic recovery. The country’s debt-ridden real estate sector is a worsening concern. [Read More...](   [stock numbers]( [The U.S. States Where We’re Getting a 26% Yield]( Right now, I’m holding 37 incredible income stocks… scattered across 27 different cities. One in New York City, yielding us an average of 47%. Two more in Philadelphia are paying us 39%. And I’ve got six in Texas, sending us payouts amounting to 33% on our money. How do they generate enough cash to pay such ridiculously high dividends? [It’s all spelled out right here.]( You are receiving this email at {EMAIL} as part of your subscription to StreetAuthority. To ensure that you receive these emails, [please add us to your address book.]( [Terms]( |  [Privacy]( |  [Unsubscribe]( ©2024 StreetAuthority 20 Pidgeon Hill Drive, Suite 202, Sterling, VA 20165 All rights reserved. Any reproduction, copying, or redistribution, in whole or in part, is prohibited.