Morgan Stanley's chief investment officer, Mike Wilson, says two cautious strategies can help investors in a stock market that's been rattled by trade tensions and fears about the health of the economy. In a recent note, Wilson said future interest-rate cuts wouldn't help the market in the near future because there were too many signs the economy was losing strength. Those range from weaker consumer confidence to slumping corporate profits, with the trade war making it worse. Stocks got a...

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