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looking at Ripple vs. JP Morgan who's gonna come out on top we're also be

looking at some Bitcoin technical analysis as well as tons of other news

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not been doing too much we are so gonna take a look at what things are looking

like first of all it seems if we zoom in that we have found some pretty strong

resistance at around this level so we can't make our decision if we're going

up or down we're seeing some very very large candle wicks to the upside and

same can be said to the downside so we are finding support and resistance in a

tight range so what we're waiting for now is a big move and we've talked about

the two possibilities before and trading and technical analysis is all about

looking at the statistics trading is about figuring out what

but which possibility is more likely to happen and when things line up perfectly

that's when you see the opportunity for a trade as of right now I am waiting for

a little more confirmation on what's gonna happen as Bitcoin although we do

have the possibility of testing up here like we've talked about previously the

more and more we trade sideways the less likely this becomes in the higher the

chance of us coming back down and testing our support range which if we

break could take us to the lows that we've already seen I've seen tons of

people talking about the bottom and have we found the bottom when's the bottom

although personally I don't think the bottom really matters I think if you

know how to trade in the short term or in the mid term if you know how to trade

all coins you don't need to time at the perfect bottom if you are in here for

accumulation purposes and you want to make sure that you buy in at the right

time then you should always dollar cost average at the different levels we have

levels at around $6,000 if you zoom up there was an accumulation phase then

that a lot of people were able to buy in it and personally although that might

not be the bottom and we see right now that that was not the bottom it was

still an opportunity to accumulate some Bitcoin it's a dollar cost average and

same thing can be said in this region we're at right now where we are trading

with very little volatility in a range looking like another accumulation phase

if we do break down or if we do break up that is harder to predict we're gonna

need a little more information personally I am still on the side that

believes we have not hit the bottom and we still have lower lows to go but I've

seen several people talk about how we might have hit the bottom so the best

way that you can be prepared for this especially if you're not into technical

analysis you don't do it or you don't trade is to simply dollar cost average

and like I said if you are trading then it doesn't really matter to you if the

bottom is in so if you are trading on these shorter timeframes and even if you

are trading in the mid term timeframes there are tons of opportunities all the

time in this market but like I said not too much in terms of technical analysis

we can talk about right now again waiting for a move from Bitcoin I think

you know given the long weeks if we do break under this range we will likely

see big coin drop back down and test the support if we do break up above roughly

here we will see Bitcoin go up and test the resistance that's just the level

we're at right now there's not a lot of happening and if

you look at the volatility this is the Bitcoin historical volatility index this

is where things get interesting so you know I'd say not a lot is happening the

reason I say that in the proof that that is true is the fact that the Bitcoin

fellow the Bitcoin wallet ility Index is super super low we are at range that we

haven't been in in a long time in ranges that we usually do not stay in for a

very long time that is look at how low we are previously when we did this it

was at the end of November when if you guys remember nothing was happening

Bitcoin was boring it was difficult to talk about Bitcoin technical analysis

because of how little volatility we had again this is historical lows that we

have seen previously again this range this range every time we've stayed in

this range if we've gone to this range we have not stayed here for long so I do

expect Bitcoin to have a little bit of a bigger move coming in soon it's just a

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let's go hear Bitcoin not have much happen so bitcoins down 0.08% been

really boring the last few days making videos talking about the market

especially when it comes to Bitcoin technical analysis because nothing has

been happening and I'm not gonna go in and make a technical analysis video on

dent just because not as many people are interested in dent but the big boys well

not much move 0.08 0.3 1.1 0.7 0.2 0.8 this is not the

cryptocurrency people are used to we're getting back to the point similar to

what we had like I said at the $6,000 level that range where if Bitcoin moved

you know 20 30 dollars people would lose their mind that we were waiting for that

volatility then it reminded us who it really was and what it could really do

when it dropped 50 percent in a short period of time

that's the volatility people are used to a Bitcoin not 0.08 percent so we are

still waiting for a bigger move we are still just over 120 billion dollars of

market cap with a 52.7% Bitcoin dominance biggest gainers like I said

dense crypto calm ontology hazel's finance coin several crypto currencies

are in the green which again shows there's opportunity in this market even

if the big even if Bitcoin and overall the bigger crypto currencies are

sideways it is looking like halfway through though we do hit the ones in the

red with the biggest loser being comodo down 10% loop ring down 8.6% stratasys

down by coins down qualms down but that's enough for that pretty much we're

in a sideways market in case you hadn't checked any of the charts now there is

good news still 700 percent increase in Bitcoin adoption worldwide this is from

the Casper and Casper Keys Kaspersky I don't know if I'm pronouncing that

correctly but it is from their survey so there is still a desire for the 700

percent increase in Bitcoin adoption worldwide is insane and I know we've

been talking about the adoption news every single time that I see when every

time we have something cool I try to bring it up on the channel to show you

guys even though we are in a bear market and it sucks we do still have tons of

adoption more and more people coming in and we might be undervalued right now

it's similar to how we might have been over valued at $20,000 we might be

undervalued right now so those who actually build wealth and make a lot of

money in this market and maximize the opportunity are the ones that accumulate

in the bear market accumulate when things are down and don't simply wait

for Bitcoin to hit $10,000 to hit $20,000 before they think about buying

in I say that but trust me most people that get in the market when we do enter

a bull run again most people will get in the market when bitcoins 15k when

bitcoins 20k at the all-time highs and then you know

it just cuts down your profit percentage greyscale actually reported that

institutional investors provided 66% of capital inflow that's a lot of percent

of capital inflow so if we look at if you go into more detail analysis as well

of the investor profile a greyscale noted that the protracted bear market

has John Klein's whose perspective is long-term the high percentage of

retirement accounts forty percent points to a multi-year investment horizon so

like we said the average investor looks at things in the short-term they are

impatient they wait for big points a hit twenty kids to hit the all-time high

before they buy it or maybe even wait till it hits 30k or wherever the next

top is that around about that range is where most of people are going to get it

and most people are going to get hurt that's why they say few people make

money especially trading they say 99% of traders loser was at 96 percent of

traders lose whatever it is most people lose because of that mentality these

guys are coming in with the multi-year investment horizon and with a long term

perspective into them buying in at these ranges means they expect Bitcoin to go

back to all-time highs to break you know break the all-time highs in the future

and that's where they're going to make a majority of their money the short term

to them does not matter having to hold through you know what could be another

few months for this bear market even maybe seeing eighteen hundred who knows

maybe even seeing one thousand maybe even seeing eight hundred dollars

although I don't believe we're gonna see eight hundred dollars even if that does

happen to them the multi-year horizon allows for that to happen before they

even think about cashing out on their investment now JPMorgan launched JPM

coin this I've been excited to talk about this this specific topic and what

it has to do with ripple the comeback that ripple said everything has been

going on so Jamie Dimon we know is notorious for crashing the Bitcoin price

possibly crashed you possibly manipulating it because the we later

found out that JPMorgan was also buying some cryptocurrency while he was saying

that it was a scam and the price was job because that's the first thing we know

and we don't really trust this guy you know I don't know him personally I

can't tell I'm sure he's not the only one in his position

that can manipulate this market but he is now the one that is in the in the

limelight because he called it out and now they launched JPM coin so they're

saying JPMorgan is rushing into the crypto fraud now from what I understand

you and I are not going to be able to purchase this coin this is specifically

for them and their use only how it's gonna work

is it will be based it will be based on a similar principle as stable coins

which are no fun each JPM coin will be backed by a US

dollar which which should ensure its stability customers will receive coins

after they put dollars into their accounts and then after the necessary

operation where the bank's crypto are completed the lender will destroy the

electronic coin and let the customers have their dollars back so that's how

they're working this isn't necessarily bullish news the bullish side from it

that I can tell is they're seeing more and more and they've been seeing this

for a while I don't believe this is the sudden realization that they've had they

see what cryptocurrency and the blockchain can do how it can help them

how you know they're their company can be facilitated things can be cheaper

things can be faster they've realized that now they want to take advantage of

that and that's what they're trying to do with creating their own

cryptocurrency again you and I are gonna be able to buy it this is specifically

to them if every bank were to do this then every bank we're just gonna have

their own crypto currencies a lot of people have been asking about what this

has to do with Ripple is there a battle going on who's gonna win is this bad for

ripples as bad for XRP well personally I don't believe so first reasons because

the JP Morgan coin is going to be used only by JP Morgan

so that can kind of narrows down how many people are going to use it but when

Brad Garland house was asked about about you know back to banked kryptos and how

XRP would compare he believes XRP obviously is the CEO of ripples that

would make sense he believes they are going to win now what he said was a bank

issued digital asset can only really efficiently settle between the banks who

issued it then two scenarios can play out scenario one is that all banks

around the world put aside competitive and geopolitical differences adopt the

same digital asset agree on its rules and harmoniously govern its usage right

scenario 2 which he'd mentioned is the more likely scenario banks not in the

issuing group issue their own digital assets with their own sets of rules and

governance so we're kind of seeing this already as the FT points out with cities

Citi coin and Goldman Sachs's several coin the result would be even more it

would be an even more fragmented currency landscape then we already have

today which we all know is pretty bad if banks of different if if banks of

different digital asset groups want to settle trades with one another they're

going to have to make markets between their unique digital assets or trade

between their digital assets and a current and a common fiat currency what

a mess so I could not agree more personally I think like I said this is

not necessarily bullish news for crypto although it does it is pretty bullish

for the use case and that this actually works it's not necessarily bullish that

JP Morgan is launching their own stable coin coin cryptocurrency whatever it is

that you want to call I've seen some people say this is not a cryptocurrency

but again I'm not gonna get into that I don't think it's that bullish except for

the actual use case I do I think it's gonna compete with ripple no because

it's only specifically for JP Morgan all the big banks aren't gonna want to add

object Morgan's think when they could simply make their own so first thing I

still believe ripple is in the same position it was before I'm still as

bullish on it as I was before but I do think it is pretty funny that Jamie

Dimon first comes out and calls it a scam and then realizes that hold up this

actually makes my company better some people of course yeah I was gonna say

that some people need to do their research before they talk but I'm pretty

sure he did his research I'm pretty sure he knew what he was doing and I'm pretty

sure he was trying to manipulate the price of cryptocurrency but either way

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Markets now hoping tariffs dont change on March 1, JP Morgan says - Duration: 3:09.

Markets now hoping tariffs dont change on March 1, JP Morgan says

Markets have lowered their bar for what kind of U.S. China trade headlines theyd cheer, a J.P. Morgan Asset Management global market strategist, Hannah Anderson, said Friday.

Markets have been on edge for months about trade tensions between the worlds two largest economies. An American delegation led by Treasury Secretary and U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer is meeting in Beijing this week with Chinese Vice Premier Liu He and his team. Discussions are expected to conclude Friday.

While markets may have at one point hoped for those negotiations to yield a resolution to the ongoing trade war, investors will now be satisfied if Washington simply opts to push back , Anderson said.

"I believe we have seen expectations move from assuming and the U.S. will resolve their differences during this 90 day negotiating period to assuming that talks would be a success if the U.S. doesnt raise or apply more tariffs on March 1," she said. "This shift reflects how easy it would be for policymakers to move the goalpost and declare victory — and how eager markets, fatigued after a year of trade headlines, are to move trade issues to the back burner."

traded lower Friday following a overnight after the worst retail sales report since 2009. The remains more than 1 percent higher for the week amid general optimism about U.S. China trade talks.

Earlier in the week, Bloomberg, citing sources, said U.S. President is on the deadline for trade talks before higher tariffs might take effect. The , citing sources, that Chinese President is scheduled to meet with the U.S. delegation on Friday.

A Chinese Ministry of Commerce spokesperson would not elaborate on the ongoing trade talks during a regular press conference on Thursday.

The U.S. and China became locked in a trade dispute last year. It began with the Trump administration applying tariffs on dollar 250 billion Chinese goods in an effort to reduce the U.S. trade deficit with the Asian giant. Beijing retaliated with tariffs on dollar 110 billion U.S. goods.

Within a few months, the discussion on trade focused more on U.S. complaints about how China treats foreign companies, including .

Trumps latest agreement was not to raise tariffs as planned at the beginning of 2019 if both sides could reach a resolution on "forced technology transfer, intellectual property protection, non tariff barriers, cyber intrusions and cyber theft, services and agriculture" within 90 days, according to the White House.

But the latest media reports about ongoing discussions between both sides in Beijing this week suggest years long differences will take more than a few months to resolve.

Enforcement is also a major question for China, which has yet to live up to many promises it made nearly two decades ago when it joined the World Trade Organization.

"While it is encouraging that the U.S. seems to be leaning toward giving policymakers more time to reach a settlement, the U.S. delegation appears to be holding firm on its view that greater Chinese purchases of U.S. goods and protection for U.S. intellectual property are meaningless without mechanisms to ensure China lives up to its promises," Anderson said. "China, understandably wary of being tied to too strict of a timeline, has resisted such demands in the past."

"This is not to say a deal is impossible, but the grand bargain the U.S. administration has been angling for remains a long way off. Smaller deals on specific aspects of the larger trading relationship, rather than one deal to resolve all complaints, are likely throughout the year," she added. "Markets may have to accept trade headlines are here to stay."

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Markets now hoping tariffs dont change on March 1, JP Morgan says - Duration: 3:14.

Markets now hoping tariffs dont change on March 1, JP Morgan says

Markets have lowered their bar for what kind of U.S. China trade headlines theyd cheer, a J.P. Morgan Asset Management global market strategist, Hannah Anderson, said Friday.

Markets have been on edge for months about trade tensions between the worlds two largest economies. An American delegation led by Treasury Secretary and U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer is meeting in Beijing this week with Chinese Vice Premier Liu He and his team. Discussions are expected to conclude Friday.

While markets may have at one point hoped for those negotiations to yield a resolution to the ongoing trade war, investors will now be satisfied if Washington simply opts to push back , Anderson said.

"I believe we have seen expectations move from assuming and the U.S. will resolve their differences during this 90 day negotiating period to assuming that talks would be a success if the U.S. doesnt raise or apply more tariffs on March 1," she said. "This shift reflects how easy it would be for policymakers to move the goalpost and declare victory — and how eager markets, fatigued after a year of trade headlines, are to move trade issues to the back burner."

traded lower Friday following a overnight after the worst retail sales report since 2009. The remains more than 1 percent higher for the week amid general optimism about U.S. China trade talks.

Earlier in the week, Bloomberg, citing sources, said U.S. President is on the deadline for trade talks before higher tariffs might take effect. The , citing sources, that Chinese President is scheduled to meet with the U.S. delegation on Friday.

A Chinese Ministry of Commerce spokesperson would not elaborate on the ongoing trade talks during a regular press conference on Thursday.

The U.S. and China became locked in a trade dispute last year. It began with the Trump administration applying tariffs on dollar 250 billion Chinese goods in an effort to reduce the U.S. trade deficit with the Asian giant. Beijing retaliated with tariffs on dollar 110 billion U.S. goods.

Within a few months, the discussion on trade focused more on U.S. complaints about how China treats foreign companies, including .

Trumps latest agreement was not to raise tariffs as planned at the beginning of 2019 if both sides could reach a resolution on "forced technology transfer, intellectual property protection, non tariff barriers, cyber intrusions and cyber theft, services and agriculture" within 90 days, according to the White House.

But the latest media reports about ongoing discussions between both sides in Beijing this week suggest years long differences will take more than a few months to resolve.

Enforcement is also a major question for China, which has yet to live up to many promises it made nearly two decades ago when it joined the World Trade Organization.

"While it is encouraging that the U.S. seems to be leaning toward giving policymakers more time to reach a settlement, the U.S. delegation appears to be holding firm on its view that greater Chinese purchases of U.S. goods and protection for U.S. intellectual property are meaningless without mechanisms to ensure China lives up to its promises," Anderson said. "China, understandably wary of being tied to too strict of a timeline, has resisted such demands in the past."

"This is not to say a deal is impossible, but the grand bargain the U.S. administration has been angling for remains a long way off. Smaller deals on specific aspects of the larger trading relationship, rather than one deal to resolve all complaints, are likely throughout the year," she added. "Markets may have to accept trade headlines are here to stay."

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For more infomation >> Markets now hoping tariffs dont change on March 1, JP Morgan says - Duration: 3:14.

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Volver (Cover) - Morgan | Roger Moreno - Duration: 2:19.

I know it does not longer matter

all those questions that I failed

And when I try to correct them you won't be here

I know that you don't care

that I can't breath

and if i drown I know you won't save me

You have something inside

I've seen it shine

but you run

Miss me

Don't fail me this time

'Cause I don't know if I'll come back

You don't say anything anymore

and i want to scream

unintentionally I'm letting you fly

It's a bit late

To remove the blood

I forgot how to stop

You have something inside

I've seen it shine

But you run

run

Miss me

Don't fail me this time

'Cause I don't know if I'll come back

You have something inside

and if you don't stop running

I'm gonna leave you and I won't come back

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Markets now hoping tariffs dont change on March 1, JP Morgan says - Duration: 3:41.

Markets now hoping tariffs dont change on March 1, JP Morgan says

Markets have lowered their bar for what kind of U.S. China trade headlines theyd cheer, a J.P. Morgan Asset Management global market strategist, Hannah Anderson, said Friday.

Markets have been on edge for months about trade tensions between the worlds two largest economies. An American delegation led by Treasury Secretary and U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer is meeting in Beijing this week with Chinese Vice Premier Liu He and his team. Discussions are expected to conclude Friday.

While markets may have at one point hoped for those negotiations to yield a resolution to the ongoing trade war, investors will now be satisfied if Washington simply opts to push back , Anderson said.

"I believe we have seen expectations move from assuming and the U.S. will resolve their differences during this 90 day negotiating period to assuming that talks would be a success if the U.S. doesnt raise or apply more tariffs on March 1," she said. "This shift reflects how easy it would be for policymakers to move the goalpost and declare victory — and how eager markets, fatigued after a year of trade headlines, are to move trade issues to the back burner."

traded lower Friday following a overnight after the worst retail sales report since 2009. The remains more than 1 percent higher for the week amid general optimism about U.S. China trade talks.

Earlier in the week, Bloomberg, citing sources, said U.S. President is on the deadline for trade talks before higher tariffs might take effect. The , citing sources, that Chinese President is scheduled to meet with the U.S. delegation on Friday.

A Chinese Ministry of Commerce spokesperson would not elaborate on the ongoing trade talks during a regular press conference on Thursday.

The U.S. and China became locked in a trade dispute last year. It began with the Trump administration applying tariffs on dollar 250 billion Chinese goods in an effort to reduce the U.S. trade deficit with the Asian giant. Beijing retaliated with tariffs on dollar 110 billion U.S. goods.

Within a few months, the discussion on trade focused more on U.S. complaints about how China treats foreign companies, including .

Trumps latest agreement was not to raise tariffs as planned at the beginning of 2019 if both sides could reach a resolution on "forced technology transfer, intellectual property protection, non tariff barriers, cyber intrusions and cyber theft, services and agriculture" within 90 days, according to the White House.

But the latest media reports about ongoing discussions between both sides in Beijing this week suggest years long differences will take more than a few months to resolve.

Enforcement is also a major question for China, which has yet to live up to many promises it made nearly two decades ago when it joined the World Trade Organization.

"While it is encouraging that the U.S. seems to be leaning toward giving policymakers more time to reach a settlement, the U.S. delegation appears to be holding firm on its view that greater Chinese purchases of U.S. goods and protection for U.S. intellectual property are meaningless without mechanisms to ensure China lives up to its promises," Anderson said. "China, understandably wary of being tied to too strict of a timeline, has resisted such demands in the past."

"This is not to say a deal is impossible, but the grand bargain the U.S. administration has been angling for remains a long way off. Smaller deals on specific aspects of the larger trading relationship, rather than one deal to resolve all complaints, are likely throughout the year," she added. "Markets may have to accept trade headlines are here to stay."

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Markets now hoping tariffs dont change on March 1, JP Morgan says - Duration: 3:11.

Markets now hoping tariffs dont change on March 1, JP Morgan says

Markets have lowered their bar for what kind of U.S. China trade headlines theyd cheer, a J.P. Morgan Asset Management global market strategist, Hannah Anderson, said Friday.

Markets have been on edge for months about trade tensions between the worlds two largest economies. An American delegation led by Treasury Secretary and U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer is meeting in Beijing this week with Chinese Vice Premier Liu He and his team. Discussions are expected to conclude Friday.

While markets may have at one point hoped for those negotiations to yield a resolution to the ongoing trade war, investors will now be satisfied if Washington simply opts to push back , Anderson said.

"I believe we have seen expectations move from assuming and the U.S. will resolve their differences during this 90 day negotiating period to assuming that talks would be a success if the U.S. doesnt raise or apply more tariffs on March 1," she said. "This shift reflects how easy it would be for policymakers to move the goalpost and declare victory — and how eager markets, fatigued after a year of trade headlines, are to move trade issues to the back burner."

traded lower Friday following a overnight after the worst retail sales report since 2009. The remains more than 1 percent higher for the week amid general optimism about U.S. China trade talks.

Earlier in the week, Bloomberg, citing sources, said U.S. President is on the deadline for trade talks before higher tariffs might take effect. The , citing sources, that Chinese President is scheduled to meet with the U.S. delegation on Friday.

A Chinese Ministry of Commerce spokesperson would not elaborate on the ongoing trade talks during a regular press conference on Thursday.

The U.S. and China became locked in a trade dispute last year. It began with the Trump administration applying tariffs on dollar 250 billion Chinese goods in an effort to reduce the U.S. trade deficit with the Asian giant. Beijing retaliated with tariffs on dollar 110 billion U.S. goods.

Within a few months, the discussion on trade focused more on U.S. complaints about how China treats foreign companies, including .

Trumps latest agreement was not to raise tariffs as planned at the beginning of 2019 if both sides could reach a resolution on "forced technology transfer, intellectual property protection, non tariff barriers, cyber intrusions and cyber theft, services and agriculture" within 90 days, according to the White House.

But the latest media reports about ongoing discussions between both sides in Beijing this week suggest years long differences will take more than a few months to resolve.

Enforcement is also a major question for China, which has yet to live up to many promises it made nearly two decades ago when it joined the World Trade Organization.

"While it is encouraging that the U.S. seems to be leaning toward giving policymakers more time to reach a settlement, the U.S. delegation appears to be holding firm on its view that greater Chinese purchases of U.S. goods and protection for U.S. intellectual property are meaningless without mechanisms to ensure China lives up to its promises," Anderson said. "China, understandably wary of being tied to too strict of a timeline, has resisted such demands in the past."

"This is not to say a deal is impossible, but the grand bargain the U.S. administration has been angling for remains a long way off. Smaller deals on specific aspects of the larger trading relationship, rather than one deal to resolve all complaints, are likely throughout the year," she added. "Markets may have to accept trade headlines are here to stay."

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Markets now hoping tariffs dont change on March 1, JP Morgan says

Markets have lowered their bar for what kind of U.S. China trade headlines theyd cheer, a J.P. Morgan Asset Management global market strategist, Hannah Anderson, said Friday.

Markets have been on edge for months about trade tensions between the worlds two largest economies. An American delegation led by Treasury Secretary and U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer is meeting in Beijing this week with Chinese Vice Premier Liu He and his team. Discussions are expected to conclude Friday.

While markets may have at one point hoped for those negotiations to yield a resolution to the ongoing trade war, investors will now be satisfied if Washington simply opts to push back , Anderson said.

"I believe we have seen expectations move from assuming and the U.S. will resolve their differences during this 90 day negotiating period to assuming that talks would be a success if the U.S. doesnt raise or apply more tariffs on March 1," she said. "This shift reflects how easy it would be for policymakers to move the goalpost and declare victory — and how eager markets, fatigued after a year of trade headlines, are to move trade issues to the back burner."

traded lower Friday following a overnight after the worst retail sales report since 2009. The remains more than 1 percent higher for the week amid general optimism about U.S. China trade talks.

Earlier in the week, Bloomberg, citing sources, said U.S. President is on the deadline for trade talks before higher tariffs might take effect. The , citing sources, that Chinese President is scheduled to meet with the U.S. delegation on Friday.

A Chinese Ministry of Commerce spokesperson would not elaborate on the ongoing trade talks during a regular press conference on Thursday.

The U.S. and China became locked in a trade dispute last year. It began with the Trump administration applying tariffs on dollar 250 billion Chinese goods in an effort to reduce the U.S. trade deficit with the Asian giant. Beijing retaliated with tariffs on dollar 110 billion U.S. goods.

Within a few months, the discussion on trade focused more on U.S. complaints about how China treats foreign companies, including .

Trumps latest agreement was not to raise tariffs as planned at the beginning of 2019 if both sides could reach a resolution on "forced technology transfer, intellectual property protection, non tariff barriers, cyber intrusions and cyber theft, services and agriculture" within 90 days, according to the White House.

But the latest media reports about ongoing discussions between both sides in Beijing this week suggest years long differences will take more than a few months to resolve.

Enforcement is also a major question for China, which has yet to live up to many promises it made nearly two decades ago when it joined the World Trade Organization.

"While it is encouraging that the U.S. seems to be leaning toward giving policymakers more time to reach a settlement, the U.S. delegation appears to be holding firm on its view that greater Chinese purchases of U.S. goods and protection for U.S. intellectual property are meaningless without mechanisms to ensure China lives up to its promises," Anderson said. "China, understandably wary of being tied to too strict of a timeline, has resisted such demands in the past."

"This is not to say a deal is impossible, but the grand bargain the U.S. administration has been angling for remains a long way off. Smaller deals on specific aspects of the larger trading relationship, rather than one deal to resolve all complaints, are likely throughout the year," she added. "Markets may have to accept trade headlines are here to stay."

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