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Just like in the 1970s, inflation pressures are building
By Tony Sagami On January 18, 201907:55 AM Eastern
Do you remember sitting in line to buy gasoline in the 1970s? I sure do because I was a teenager at the time and my loud, fast, gas-sucking 1968 Camaro was frequently idled because of an empty...
My Market Atlas for the Rest of 2019 and Beyond
By Mike Larson On January 16, 201907:55 AM Eastern
I’m a sucker for a good road trip. Credit my parents, who took my brother and I on a pair of “Griswold Family Vacations” as children — two, multi-week car trips to various national parks and other...
Fatal decision made in Washington! Will it crash the market?
By Martin D. Weiss, Ph.D. On January 14, 201907:55 AM Eastern
Fatal decision made in Washington! Will it crash the market? Will it doom the economy? A fatal decision made in Washington is now creating a clear and present danger for the world economy...
As Job Market Heats Up, This Group of Stocks Should Catch Fire
By Tony Sagami On January 11, 201907:55 AM Eastern
When the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that our economy created 312,000 new jobs in December, the Dow Jones Industrial Average leapfrogged by 746 points, or 3.3%. Those 312,000 new jobs...
Amid Bear Market Bounce, Tech Bubble Begins to Burst
By Mike Larson On January 9, 201907:55 AM Eastern
Stocks have staged one heck of a rally off their Christmastime lows. The Dow Jones Industrial Average surged roughly 2,000 points from its intraday low on Dec. 26 through earlier this week, while...
2019 TOP PICKS REPORT
By Mike Larson On January 7, 201902:00 PM Eastern
"It's the start of a brand-new year, which means both new opportunities ... and new risks ... for investors. To help you make the most of the former, I submitted two of my best investment ideas to...
Stocks fall First. Recessions don’t begin until months later.
By Martin D. Weiss, Ph.D. On January 7, 201907:55 AM Eastern
If you think the stock market follows the economy, you could sooner or later find yourself in deep doodoo. It’s actually the reverse: Stocks fall first. Then recessions don’t usually begin until...
Spoil Your Grandkids With a Roth IRA
By Tony Sagami On January 4, 201907:55 AM Eastern
Grandparents are notorious for spoiling their grandchildren. Now that I am a grandfather, I'd like to give my one grandchild, a beautiful granddaughter, something more meaningful than a Barbie...
A Look Ahead: How Last Year's Lousy Markets Could Presage a 'Final Crash'
By Mike Larson On January 2, 201907:55 AM Eastern
The U.S. markets will kick off their first day of 2019 trading in just a little over an hour. And let’s face it, neither the month of December nor the past year itself were what many bulls were...
2019: The impact of rising interest rates. What to do …
By Mike Larson On December 31, 201807:55 AM Eastern
Millions of investors are making a fatal mistake, and I hope you’re not among them. They know the Federal Reserve slashed its official interest rate down to the lowest level in history and kept...
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