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The Word of the Day Is ‘Deplatform’
By David Dittman On January 12, 202104:05 PM Eastern
The objective here, as always, is to help you make better financial decisions. There’s a lot out there right now about Amazon.com, Inc. (Nasdaq: AMZN), Google, Facebook, Inc. (Nasdaq: FB) and...
Last Week, Attack on Capitol. This Week, Impeachment. What Next?
By Martin D. Weiss, Ph.D. On January 11, 202112:25 PM Eastern
Last week, the Capitol was attacked. This week, Nancy Pelosi will move to impeach the president (again!) But then what? What’s really happening to our country? What impact will it have on...
Stay Tech Stock Savvy to Reap Rewards in this New Year
By Jessica Borg On January 10, 202110:45 AM Eastern
One of the biggest trends to emerge from the coronavirus era is the “at-home” movement: work-at-home, shop-at-home, exercise-at-home. And this trend isn’t going anywhere. Staying at home is here...
How to (Literally) Follow the Money
By Tony Sagami On January 8, 202105:19 PM Eastern
My sister calls me a “rambler.” She’s got a point; I’ve lived in Montana, Texas, Washington, Japan, Hong Kong, the Philippines and Thailand. And I’m thinking about giving Ecuador a try. ...
As We Enter 2021, Is There Money to Be Made in the Automotive Industry?
By Kelly Green On January 7, 202106:00 AM Eastern
As I was scrolling through the news yesterday, I saw that Ford Motor Company (NYSE: F) announced its fourth-quarter results. I previously held it in my personal portfolio but haven’t looked at it...
What to Do After the ‘Everything’ Rally in 2020
By Mike Larson On January 6, 202104:51 PM Eastern
So, which markets and assets “won” 2020? That’s a trick question; the answer is “all of them.” As this enlightening Wall Street Journal story notes, one of the most trying years in recent...
Seeking Stores of Value? Let It Be Precious Metals …
By David Dittman On January 4, 202104:30 PM Eastern
Bitcoin and the No. 2 cryptocurrency, Ethereum, are staging rallies that have attracted all sorts of eyeballs, including some of the biggest investors in the world, as well as regular folks just...
Special Video from Martin: The New Cycle That Begins Today
By Martin D. Weiss, Ph.D. On January 4, 202108:25 AM Eastern
Good morning and Happy New Year! Good morning and Happy New Year! In the yin-yang of history, good times often lead to bad, and bad times often lead to good. I don’t have a crystal...
Profit in this New Year with New Hot Crypto Assets
By Jessica Borg On January 3, 202109:23 AM Eastern
No one can argue with the power and popularity of the world’s first cryptocurrency. The meteoric rise of Bitcoin (BTC, Tech/Adoption Grade “A-”) last month was nothing short of impressive. And...
What’s the Best Move You Can Make in 2021?
By Tony Sagami On January 1, 202102:39 PM Eastern
How many times have you heard people say they can’t wait for 2020 to be over? LOTS! I know the feeling. The coronavirus pandemic made it impossible for me to see my three precious grandchildren,...
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