Daily Research & News
By Tony Sagami On February 7, 202002:47 PM Eastern
This week, stocks notched a series of record highs. This was a welcome relief after last week's carnage. The Dow Jones Industrial Average kicked off the final week of January with a 454-point loss...
By Mike Larson On February 5, 202003:53 PM Eastern
As I sat down to write this piece yesterday, shares of red-hot, battery-powered car-maker Tesla (TSLA, Rated “D+”) were soaring more than $100 from their previous closing price. That was good for...
By Sean Brodrick On February 3, 202009:48 AM Eastern
The price of palladium is soaring like a rocket. It’s up 25% in just two weeks and hit a record $2,577.27 an ounce on Monday. That’s on top of a 54% rally last year. All told, palladium is up 357%...
By Tony Sagami On January 31, 202008:00 AM Eastern
“We must tell the economic elite who have hoarded income growth in America. No, you can no longer have it all.”
—Bernie Sanders
I ate a lot of Top Ramen during my college days. But I...
By Mike Larson On January 29, 202001:44 PM Eastern
The markets panicked on Monday.
News of hundreds of new Coronavirus infections in China, along with others elsewhere in Asia, Europe and North America, caused investors to dump stocks of all...
By Martin D. Weiss, Ph.D. On January 27, 202009:36 AM Eastern
Last month, my research assistant fell on her knee, had emergency surgery and spent a few weeks in a local rehab center.
But that didn't stop her. She promptly hopped into her wheelchair,...
By Tony Sagami On January 24, 202004:00 AM Eastern
Fear has a way of stopping you in your tracks. I say: DON'T LET IT!
Back in high school, I had a crush on a girl. You know this story — head cheerleader, prom queen and absolutely gorgeous....
By Mike Larson On January 22, 202008:00 AM Eastern
I’m getting older.
I feel it in my back when I first wake up in the morning.
And I know it for sure when I see my daughter getting ready for college.
If you’re my age (or older), you...
By Martin D. Weiss, Ph.D. On January 20, 202008:42 AM Eastern
Martin and Irving Weiss in 1980s. Right: Martin Weiss today. When I was in my 40s, my father and I used to talk frequently about America’s retirement crisis and the utter urgency of doing...
By Tony Sagami On January 17, 202001:48 PM Eastern
$100,000 to manage a restaurant? Now that’s impressive! But such a high salary is actually indicative of a dark problem. At least, it is when found in the restaurant industry.
Let me explain...