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What to Expect Tomorrow
By Martin D. Weiss, Ph.D. On November 2, 202005:21 AM Eastern
Tomorrow, as tens of millions of citizens queue up at the polls, three forces are converging on America. The first force is social — extreme levels of inequality unlike anything we’ve ever seen...
Post-Election Megatrends: Which Stocks Will Rise Above Uncertainty?
By Jessica Borg On November 1, 202005:46 PM Eastern
An Election Day like no other is set to take place in just two days. There are worries that even a decisive victory for either Presidential candidate will further foment chaos and division in this...
Opportunity in Green Energy
By Tony Sagami On October 30, 202012:00 PM Eastern
Growing up, my family was one of the poorest in our town. Despite my father working his behind off on our small vegetable farm in western Washington, he never made much money.  Our family car...
People Are Itching to Travel, But Will Travel Stocks See Any Love?
By Kelly Green On October 29, 202004:57 PM Eastern
I am one of those people who is anxious to get back to traveling. I’m used to spending the weekend in the Florida Keys, or on the Gulf Coast of Florida. Plus, I had plans to spend quite a bit of...
When the Going Gets Tough for Markets, Income-Focused Strategies and Investments Shine. Here’s Why ... and What to DO About it!
By Mike Larson On October 28, 202004:18 PM Eastern
The markets got walloped on Monday, with the Dow plunging more than 900 points intraday before closing off 650. The S&P 500 shed 1.9%, its sharpest decline in more than a month. Equities...
How to Invest Around the Pandemic
By David Dittman On October 27, 202005:04 PM Eastern
The headline numbers for Monday were bad. The Dow Jones Industrial Average lost 800 points. The S&P 500 Index shed more than 2%. And the average number of new daily cases of coronavirus in the...
A New Rude Awakening
By Martin D. Weiss, Ph.D. On October 26, 202010:07 AM Eastern
One week ago, I warned it was time to face the facts — That the official number of new COVID-19 cases had just surged to record highs in select regions … That those spikes were just the first...
New Economy Vs. Old Economy: How Can You Maximize Profits as Digital Trends Take Over?
By Jessica Borg On October 25, 202011:00 AM Eastern
We are collectively holding our breath as Election Day approaches. There are concerns that even after the ballots are counted, uncertainty, chaos and social turmoil will further rock the...
Stagflation Is Making A Comeback
By Tony Sagami On October 23, 202012:10 PM Eastern
Try not to laugh ... I owned a white polyester suit and took disco dance lessons when I was a student at the University of Washington in the 1970s. It’s sad, but true. Paramount Pictures...
Build Up Profits as New Housing Starts Rise
By Kelly Green On October 22, 202005:25 PM Eastern
The our current zero-interest rate environment isn’t going anywhere anytime soon. As we’ve said before, that means if you’re looking for income, you have to look a little harder than usual. Low...
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