Jordan Chussler

| Managing Editor

After graduating from Lynn University as a member of the Kappa Delta Pi International Honor Society and the U.S. Achievement Academy’s All-American Scholar Program, Jordan Chussler has spent the last 15 years working in digital publishing.

He began his career as an editor for a research database publisher before transitioning to higher education, where he managed a university press producing digital textbooks and scholarship.

In 2021, he joined Weiss Ratings to manage a team of research analysts and senior editors. Jordan currently oversees publications reporting on traditional equities, including stocks, ETFs, income vehicles, options and private equity. He also serves as a contributing writer for Weiss Ratings Daily.


Jordan Chussler's Articles
Despite the S&P 500 being down nearly 25% year to date, opportunity abounds if investors know where to look.
Of the 13,436 stocks in the Weiss Ratings universe, only six come with ratings of “A-” or better.
This week, the S&P 500 posted its best two-day gain since 2020 and the Dow rose 1,500 points in two days. Yet investor sentiment is over 60% bearish.
Surviving hurricanes can be easier than surviving the headaches accompanying subsequent insurance claims.
The Fed isn’t making New Year’s resolutions re rate hikes, but we’re watching areas where you can protect your portfolio and turn a profit.
For the first time since 2008, 30-year mortgage rates are above 6%.
Macroeconomic indicators continue pointing toward a possible recession.
Tuesday’s Consumer Price Index reading came in higher than expected, and the market reacting by sinking 4.32%, its worst day since 2020.
I want to talk about my favorite technical indicator, which is a reliable gauge of when to expect reversals, and how it overlaps with Newton’s third law of motion.
Through nearly three quarters, market conditions have been unappealing at best this year. August proved even worse.

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