As the US-China trade war escalates, Goldman Sachs has created a new strategy for investors looking to stay above the fray — and maybe make some money in the process.
The focal point of Goldman's newly unveiled strategy is the division of the S&P 500 into two distinct groups: service providers and goods producers.
Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories.When it comes to the US-China trade war, Goldman Sachs is drawing a line in the sand.
No, the firm is not picking a side. I
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Buy Amazon and Google, sell Apple and Exxon: Here's an in-depth look at Goldman Sachs' newly unveiled strategy for fighting the trade war
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The legendary economist who predicted the housing crisis says the US will win the trade war
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Economist Dr. Gary Shilling says that when it comes to trade, the buyer has the upper hand when there's plenty of supply. And in the scenario of the global trade war, the US is the buyer.
Shilling says it's possible that China will "go to the mat" and things could get nasty. But ultimately, he believes the US will end up winning the trade war.Dr. -
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Trump scored a trade-war win against China in March, based on his favorite report card
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China threatens to hit back at the US if Trump follows through with his plan to escalate the trade war
Beijing on Wednesday said it would take countermeasures if the Trump administration followed through with planned trade-war escalations.
The Office of the US Trade Representative filed paperwork Wednesday to increase the tariff rate on $200 billion worth of Chinese goods this Friday.
The world's two largest economies just days ago were widely viewed as being close to wrapping up a trade deal. Instead, the trade war now seems days away from a major escalations.
China on Wednesday said it would re
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