Copper’s the metal that takes the temperature of the global economy, and right now, indications are that it isn’t slowing down.

Inflation is cooling and will continue to cool off, but the question is: When will the Fed say, ‘Good enough’? Probably after a recession hits, so here’s how investors should protect their portfolios.

Food inflation now stands at a staggering 10.9%, and I’m sure you’ve noticed your grocery bills have been a lot more expensive this year.

There are plenty of dividend payers — and dividend raisers — in the oil and gas markets. Investors should be looking to them for big gains.

Fully electric EV sales in the U.S. surged 66% in Q2.

While Powell’s commitment to lowering inflation is a harsh reality, funds flow to stocks with proven track records like these.

In hopes of bringing inflation down to its 2% goal, the Fed will likely continue taking aggressive action. But this play’s stability offers cushioning in case of an extended downturn.

The price of natural gas in Europe is now trading over 9 times the price in the U.S. This is a great opportunity for investors.

Long term, these top-rated dividend-payers in the energy sector are a good bet to outperform the market.