Daily Research & News
By The Weiss Ratings Team On February 26, 202207:00 AM Eastern
Russia invaded Ukraine. Inflation and ongoing supply chain issues are contributing to mixed results as earnings season winds down. And uncertainty about how the Fed will react has shaken markets.
By Tony Sagami On February 25, 202208:00 AM Eastern
The stock market is off to a rocky start this year … but American corporations are buying back their own shares at a record pace.
By Kelly Green On February 24, 202208:00 AM Eastern
Investors have quickly moved from greed to fear, but I’m not worried because I’m using ratings changes to guide the way.
By Mike Larson On February 23, 202207:00 AM Eastern
With Putin sending troops into breakaway republics in eastern Ukraine, my strategies are more important than ever.
By Jon D. Markman On February 22, 202207:00 AM Eastern
As the economy continues its trek back to pre-pandemic norms, incredible opportunities are popping up just as fast as they shut down.
By Jon D. Markman On February 21, 202207:00 AM Eastern
They’re calling it the Great Resignation, and it’s dramatically changing the entire landscape of the American workforce … and there’re some great ways for investors to play the trend.
By Jessica Borg On February 20, 202209:00 AM Eastern
Two weeks ago, Financial News Anchor Jessica Borg sat down with Pulitzer Prize winner Jon Markman to talk about the seesaw-state of the market. We received such strong feedback, we’d like to share it
By The Weiss Ratings Team On February 19, 202207:00 AM Eastern
As geopolitical unrest in Eastern Europe roils global markets, inflation — both at home and abroad — continues to surge. Jobless claims are rising for the first time in four weeks, and mixed results f
By Tony Sagami On February 18, 202207:00 AM Eastern
The national average for a gallon of gas was 36 cents when I got my driver’s license in 1972. It rose to 57 cents by the time I graduated high school … a 58% increase while minimum wage was only $1.60
By Kelly Green On February 17, 202207:00 AM Eastern
When I’m looking for investments, I frequently look in industries and product areas that people can’t live without. Condiments are just that, and many of them are publicly traded.