The market has looked like a roller coaster recently with wild dips and rebounds jolting and jarring investors at every turn. But for those braving the ride, there’s no carnival prize or cotton candy waiting for them … just more volatility and uncertainty ahead.
So this week, our analysts, researchers and editors decided to focus on a theme: How to thrive — and not simply survive — with what this market is throwing our way.
From cargo ships to the growth stock exodus to the boom in electric vehicles … here are this week’s top stories from your favorite Weiss Ratings experts.
We’re not a month into 2022, but if January is a precursor for the rest of the year, some investors are probably wishing it was already 2023. But the Weiss Ratings Team dove into the sectors most impacted by inflation to find three high-rated hedges … and they all have one thing in common.
And to demonstrate just how much that sector is profiting, here are …
3 Ways to Play the Shipping Boom
The cost to ship a 40-foot container jumped from $2,000 in 2019 to $20,000 last year. As a result, the combined profits of global cargo carriers hit a record $150 BILLION in 2021. Senior Analyst Tony Sagami reports on three ways to play the explosive growth in shipping.
The Race to EVs Means Big Money for Investors
Research Analyst Kelly Green has been waiting for her new pick-up truck … since November. But if she was in the market for an electric vehicle (EV), she might be zooming around in one already. That’s because carmakers are ramping up EV production to meet skyrocketing demand. For investors, that means electrified profit potential.
VIDEO: Roll With the Market Rotation to Profit
Financial News Anchor Jessica Borg speaks with Mike Larson, the “Safe Money” expert, to get his take on how investors can avoid — but also benefit from — the ongoing market rotation from growth stocks to value stocks.
AUDIO: Thick-Skinned w/ Jimmy Iuorio
This week, Kenny caught up with legendary Chicago trader and restaurateur Jimmy Iuorio to discuss career lessons and stories from the greatest bull market this country has ever known: a time of high interest rates, massive egos and even broken ribs!
Why I’m the Calmest Guy in the Room Right Now
On Monday, the Dow tanked more than 1,100 points only to turn around and close 99 points HIGHER. Senior Analyst Mike Larson explains why — despite wild volatility in the market recently — he’s able to keep his cool as his “Safe Money” strategies prove their resilience to wild day-to-day swings.
Until next week,
The Weiss Ratings Team