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By Jon D. Markman On October 2, 202002:30 PM Eastern
The correction phase that sent technology stocks lower for the past four weeks appears to be coming to an end.
There could be bumps in the road, including a test of last week’s low, but unless...
By Jon D. Markman On September 28, 202001:43 PM Eastern
Last week, Amazon.com, Inc. (Nasdaq: AMZN, Rated “B-”) revealed an autonomous indoor security drone and privacy hawks predictably went nuts. But this product is at the vanguard of a category of...
By Mike Larson On September 23, 202012:40 PM Eastern
I’m a people person. I love hitting the road, meeting investors like you in person and talking markets and investing strategy face to face.
But in the age of COVID-19, that hasn’t always been...
By Jon D. Markman On September 14, 202003:59 PM Eastern
The reviews for Microsoft Surface Duo, a foldable tablet/phone, are out and they are brutal. But the device is going to be a winner for shareholders, ultimately.
Duo is an impossibly thin,...
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 Sean Brodrick On September 3, 202006:00 AM Eastern
There is a supply/demand squeeze going in uranium right now. The funny thing is, it’s not being reflected in the latest action in the spot market for the energy metal.
Why? Maybe some fund is...
By David Dittman On August 18, 202004:17 PM Eastern
The thing about Twitter is that it holds a lot of good stuff.
On the other hand, the social media platform holds a lot of bad stuff, too.
Well, this is good Twitter, because it’s a solid...
By Sean Brodrick On August 18, 202005:30 AM Eastern
The Fed’s money-printing presses are running at ludicrous speeds. And what the government doesn’t print, it just borrows on credit and spends. The Federal debt is approaching $27 trillion at...
By Sean Brodrick On August 15, 202005:00 AM Eastern
What a wild couple of weeks it’s been for gold.
First, the yellow metal pushed over its previous all-time high of $1,923, and, on Aug. 7, it clocked an intraday high of $2,089 per ounce. Then...
By Sean Brodrick On July 30, 202005:43 AM Eastern
I’ve been pounding the table about how negative real interest rates are firing up gold. The reason is that with bonds yielding so little — and less than zero when you figure in inflation — it...