Falling Trade Deficit is Good for Stocks: True or False? | Elliott Wave International

Elliott Wave International Analysts Team Elliott Wave International

There are many widely held beliefs about the stock market that are simply untrue. Even professional market observers often neglect to investigate these "myths" for themselves -- and their clients. Consider the claim that a falling trade deficit is good for stocks, and vice versa. Here's what EWI's research has uncovered...

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