We’ve all heard the adage “Out with the old, in with the new.” But the idiom’s flaw is that it overlooks a gray area: the coexistence of both.
This also applies to investing. Adapting to emerging trends is critical, as is remembering the lessons of the past. Successful investors need to be tuned in to cryptocurrencies and non-fungible tokens (NFTs) as well as less glitzy investments and time-tested strategies.
So, from virtual land sales and digital art to long-haul trucking companies and the banking sector, here are this week’s top stories from your favorite Weiss Ratings experts.
The strength of the American economy boils down to two factors: makers and takers. Senior Analyst Tony Sagami reports on the not-so-glamorous freight sector and how it provides investors with slow-and-steady profit potential during a time of record-setting shipping costs.
Music, movies, video games, art, sports collectibles and even virtual land … the applications of NFTs seem limitless. This week, Financial News Anchor Jessica Borg interviews Joel Kruger, a cryptocurrency and NFT expert, to discuss the dynamic NFT ecosystem and much more.
Two of Research Analyst Kelly Green’s favorite seasons are the holiday season and pumpkin spice season. But her favorite? Earnings season. This week, she dives into why she enjoys it so much, what it means for the Weiss Rankings … and one particular sector that’s poised to prosper amid rising interest rates.
NFTs: Urgent Questions, Shocking Answers
Many investors remain unfamiliar with the three-letter acronym that very soon will be a household name: NFT. So, what is a non-fungible token? Founder Dr. Martin Weiss answers the pressing questions surrounding this emerging class of assets.
Dust Off the Playbook as Rates Rise
Mike Larson is an expert in “Safe Money” investing strategies. No matter what the markets throw your way, he has a playbook for preparing and prospering accordingly. This week, he discusses how 2022 already has a reputation for rising interest rates … and what investors can do adapt to shifting market conditions.
Until next week,
The Weiss Ratings Team
