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From panic selling to panic buying. From widespread liquidation to widespread adoration. From rampant coronavirus fear to emerging coronavirus hope. That’s the major shift we’ve seen on Wall...
In times of crisis, the ever-present balancing act between security and privacy always rises to the surface. Sure, some sacrifices to privacy are considered “justified” in the short term. But...
The economy is closed. Tens of millions of Americans are living under voluntary house arrest. And that is the easy part. The hard part will be getting back to normal. That will require real...
The market enjoyed a great rally yesterday as the spread of COVID-19 cases showed signs of flattening out in the hardest-hit area: New York City. But big rallies are part and parcel of any bear...
Last week, I received a new credit card in the mail. I was puzzled because — my credit card didn’t expire for another three years and I hadn’t reported it stolen. The account number, the...
The COVID-19 crisis is pushing supply chains and logistics networks to their limits. Something has to give soon. On Friday, Amazon.com (AMZN) signed an agreement with the Canadian government to...
Martin here with an urgent update. I hope you’re sitting down. Because Sunday night’s Wall Street Journal headline about the economy is the biggest shocker we’ve seen so far … ...
I received a question from one of my subscribers, Robert B. He writes: Since we don’t lose money on a stock until we sell it, why are we selling stocks? If a stock was a good investment before...
My sister loves “cruising.” Me, not so much. The idea of lounging around the deck of ship all day sipping drinks with umbrellas in them isn’t my idea of fun. I prefer more active holidays. I’m...
Just a few weeks ago, we saw gold and miners thrown out the window as investors sold anything and everything in order to regain liquidity. It seemed like gold bull market was dead. But a funny...