In Tuesday's , we got a lot of questions about the impact of tariffs on stocks. President Donald Trump's tariffs on steel and aluminum have not been fully imposed yet, and some exporters are likely to be exempt, but they are still causing problems for durable goods makers like Whirlpool (WHR). Along with other manufacturers, Whirlpool has already been warning its investors that rising costs may slow profits next year.
Can Whirlpool Remain Durable?
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John Jagerson
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John Jagerson has more than 15 years of experience in stocks, options, Forex, bonds, and portfolio analysis. He is Co-founder of Learning Markets LLC, a leading creator of financial content, analysis, education, and tools and the author of four books on investing and portfolio strategies, published by McGraw Hill. He is an expert on corporate finance and accounting, market news, and stocks. John earned his bachelor's degree in accounting and business management at Utah Valley University. He also completed the PLD at Harvard Business School.
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Published May 23, 2018
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