Negotiator Friday: Deal Trickle

negotiator friday: To be sure, there's plenty standing in the way of an amazing deal, according to Market Watch. Global equities are moving on hopes surrounding Friday's meeting between POTUS and China's top negotiator Vice Premier Lieu and moving parts of a deal trickle out . see Buzz . There's lots of room underneath us if that meeting disappoints, says Cracked Market's Jani Ziedins, who also notes plenty of desperate buyers and reluctant sellers helping to put a floor under this market right now. It could be the mere idea of a planned get together between POTUS and China's top negotiator Friday that's driving global equities higher, while talk about details of such a deal trickle out. There is profit potential for the most nimble traders to squeeze the last few nickels and dimes out of this rally, but anyone buying for the long-term shouldn't feel pressured to chase because there is nothing special about these prices, says Ziedins. Haefele is not so sure a trade deal is going to bring stocks back to the highs seen before the December crash. Buying the December dip https //t.co/aEqAupog Hx Scheplick scheplick February 21, 2019 That brings us to our call of the day from UBS's global chief investment officer, Mark Haefele, who says while he remains fans of U.S. equities, he is also taking out some insurance against downward moves via S&P 500 puts, an option that gives owners the right to sell at an agreed price on or before a particular date. (news.financializer.com). As reported in the news.