Daily Research & News
By Sean Brodrick On September 7, 202005:49 PM Eastern
I hope you’re all enjoying the long holiday weekend! I’d like to use this opportunity when the markets are closed to pause and take a look at where we’ve been recently. After all, it’s the best...
By Tony Sagami On September 4, 202005:39 PM Eastern
As a child, Labor Day was my favorite holiday of the year.
I was raised on a small vegetable farm near Tacoma, Wash. For those who don’t know, growing up on a farm is a lot of work. So, Labor...
By Kelly Green On September 3, 202004:35 PM Eastern
When I first started in the industry, I was working as the associate editor of a dividend stock newsletter. My mentor told me to go out and get a copy of Benjamin Graham’s “The Intelligent...
By Mike Larson On September 2, 202004:10 PM Eastern
I’ve been a vocal bull on precious metals since late 2018 for several reasons.
Gold and silver offer “chaos insurance” in times of market volatility. Central banks have been big buyers in recent...
By David Dittman On September 1, 202004:13 PM Eastern
This was always going to be a wild one.
Indeed, in the beginning of the year 2020, Martin Weiss wrote of a Bitcoin bounce because of what appeared then to be a brewing World War III concentrated...
By Martin D. Weiss, Ph.D. On August 31, 202010:22 AM Eastern
The U.S. economy collapsed with the spring lockdown … bounced back with the summer reopening … and is now stalling again, or even rolling over.
This means that …
At least half of the 40...
By Tony Sagami On August 28, 202005:22 PM Eastern
If you’re skeptical about the staying power of the stock market rally, you have lots of company. And by company, I’m specifically talking about the people running the largest companies in the...
By Kelly Green On August 27, 202005:51 PM Eastern
Did you see that Exxon Mobil Corp. (NYSE: XOM, Rated “D+”) got kicked out of the Dow Jones Industrial Average?
That’s important news considering it’s been a part of the benchmark for 92 years....
By Mike Larson On August 26, 202005:05 PM Eastern
It’s official. The world’s biggest countries now owe more money than they did right after World War II. Debt as a percentage of GDP just hit 128%, versus 124% in 1946.
And that’s just government...
By David Dittman On August 25, 202006:00 PM Eastern
The novel coronavirus continues to test the limits of all sorts of institutions, most obviously governments and their agencies.
It is exposing weaknesses and ruining long-held plans, rewarding...