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On Wednesday, the Fed raised interest rates 75 basis points in a belated effort to combat runaway inflation. That’s good for the largest increase in 28 years.
Video games and gaming are now a $152 billion industry … and very worthy of your investment consideration.
Here’s a pair of high, Weiss-rated residential REITs that are set to crush their commercial competitors.
The S&P 500 is officially in bear territory, losing over 20% from its recent high. Here’s the latest on the forces driving it — and what to do.
New Associate Editor Nilus Mattive is interviewed by Financial News Anchor Jessica Borg about his decades of trading experience, rising crypto adoption and profit opportunities beyond Bitcoin.
It’s actually a lot worse than the 8.6% announced this past Friday.
Financial News Anchor Jessica Borg interviews new Associate Editor Nilus Mattive about buying his first stock in 6th grade and current profit opportunities “beyond Bitcoin.”
Investor sentiment continues to improve as certain sectors — specifically energy, materials and utilities — lead the way.
The baby formula shortage hints at other supply chain risks we’ll face in the future, and antibiotics and medicine could top that list.
With so much hype behind it, expectations were that the stock split would salvage an otherwise abysmal year for the e-commerce giant. Investors should consider this investment vehicle instead.

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Dr. Weiss is the founder of Weiss Ratings, the nation’s leading provider of 100% independent grades on stocks, mutual funds and financial institutions, as well as the world’s only ratings agency that grades cryptocurrencies. He founded his company in 1971, and thanks largely to his strict independence, has established a 50-year record of accuracy. Forbes called him “Mr. Independence.” The U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO) reported that his insurance company ratings outperformed those of A.M. Best, S&P and Moody’s by at least three to one. And The Wall Street Journal reported that investors using the Weiss stock ratings could have made more money than those following the grades issued by Merrill Lynch, J.P. Morgan, Goldman Sachs, Standard & Poor’s and every other firm reviewed.