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By Tony Sagami On August 16, 201908:00 AM Eastern
Last week, Trump announced that he will impose a new round of tariffs — 10% this time — on $300 billion of imports from China, effective Sept. 1. This is in addition to the 25% tariff already...
By Martin D. Weiss, Ph.D. On June 5, 202307:00 AM Eastern
I have an urgent message and an equally urgent, today-only recommendation.
By The Weiss Ratings Team On March 16, 202010:51 AM Eastern
Below, please find our current list of the weakest companies in the S&P 100, as determined by the Weiss Stock Ratings. For an explanation on how to best use this information in a stock market...
By Mike Larson On October 28, 201908:00 AM Eastern
If you’re just looking at the major stock market averages today, you’re probably thinking there is nothing to worry about.
The Dow Industrials are only 500 points or so off their July highs. The...
By The Weiss Ratings Team On November 21, 201612:14 PM Eastern
After a turbulent, but mostly positive, week in the stock markets we saw less movement in the stock ratings than we had previously. There were 1,176 BUY rated stocks, down 1 from a week ago. Not a...
By The Weiss Ratings Team On November 28, 201602:35 PM Eastern
Is the financial uncertainty following the election finally over? As of last Friday, BUY rated stocks were up by 6, to a total of 1,182, delivering the first increase in BUY rated stocks in over a...
By Mike Larson On November 20, 201908:00 AM Eastern
Walt Disney Co. (DIS, Rated: “B”) took over the "Star Wars" brand name and intellectual property in 2012 when it bought Lucasfilm for $4 billion. Since then, the media conglomerate has been raking...
By Jim Nelson On August 12, 202308:00 AM Eastern
After a choppy week in the market, our experts jump in with opportunities and analysis of what’s happening.
By Gavin Magor On February 14, 202307:00 AM Eastern
My main goal is to make sure you’re investing soundly, and that starts by trusting the Weiss Ratings in these historic market conditions.
By Martin D. Weiss, Ph.D. On January 7, 201907:55 AM Eastern
If you think the stock market follows the economy, you could sooner or later find yourself in deep doodoo.
It’s actually the reverse: Stocks fall first. Then recessions don’t usually begin until...