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They’re calling it the Great Resignation, and it’s dramatically changing the entire landscape of the American workforce … and there’re some great ways for investors to play the trend.
As geopolitical unrest in Eastern Europe roils global markets, inflation — both at home and abroad — continues to surge. Jobless claims are rising for the first time in four weeks, and mixed results f
Pandemic-driven trends have permanently altered the workforce, and there’s a great way for investors to play this societal-altering trend.
On Thursday, the markets panicked about inflation and interest rate hikes. I think the market is wrong, and that opens up an opportunity for savvy investors.
January’s CPI measure came in at an astounding 7.5%! If you’re recognizing a trend here, you’re not alone. Consumer prices are inflating like an airship, and investors are scrambling for solutions.
The U.S. crude oil benchmark soared above $90 a barrel this past week, marking a 7-year high. But is the top already in? No way!
Inflation is sitting at 7%, but real inflation is much worse. Digging deeper into the data, some sectors are experiencing rates as high as 49.6%. In short, three decades of falling interest rates and
The CPI numbers are grossly understating the true rate of inflation ... it’s really much, much worse than the government wants us to believe.
Alphabet’s recent earnings prove the company is dominating its competitive advantages and ready to for years to come.
As market conditions change and new leaders take over, you have to recognize the action, comprehend why it’s happening and adapt.