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Live every day like it is a holiday
By Tony Sagami On December 21, 201807:45 AM Eastern
If you're a longtime reader, you know that I spend most of the year in Asia. I have lived in Japan, Singapore, Hong Kong, Thailand, and the Philippines. Asia is wonderful, but I have to confess:...
Weiss Ratings Upgrades 438 Bank Ratings; Downgrades 508
By The Weiss Ratings Team On December 20, 201811:55 AM Eastern
Weiss Ratings Upgrades 438 Bank Ratings; Downgrades 508 Ratings upgraded the financial strength ratings of 438 banks and downgraded 508 based on its analysis of third quarter 2018 results....
Don't Lose Your Head Because of the Fed!
By Mike Larson On December 19, 201807:55 AM Eastern
Heads up: Mike will be back with his next weekly column on Wednesday, Jan. 2. Enjoy the upcoming holiday week! Today is "Fed Day." That is, the day the Federal Reserve announces whether it will...
China and Europe reeling. But what about the U.S.?
By Martin D. Weiss, Ph.D. On December 17, 201807:45 AM Eastern
Trump’s tariffs are beginning to hit China, and it couldn’t come at a worse time. Even before the latest trade war escalation, China’s economy was already getting slammed. Their industrial...
Big Banks continue to rise to the top with high safety ratings
By The Weiss Ratings Team On December 14, 201810:45 AM Eastern
Weiss Ratings review of third quarter 2018 data reveals JPMorgan Chase Bank (Rated B+), on top of recommended list of strongest U.S. Banks, with over $2.19 Trillion in assets. Other big banks that...
Alphabet is a soup-to-nuts internet giant that can make you rich
By Tony Sagami On December 14, 201807:45 AM Eastern
Want to make a fortune? Figure out a way to own a monopoly in something. Anything. When it comes to internet searches, Google (GOOGL) has about as close to a monopoly as you can get. Get this:...
Don’t Suffer from 'Squirrel Syndrome'; Focus On What REALLY Matters
By Mike Larson On December 12, 201807:45 AM Eastern
All this talk of FAANG stocks, tariffs and trade, and other distractions can throw you off your game as investor. The bond market and yield curve flattening are the REAL developments to follow! ...
3 High-rated Ways to Make Money as the World Goes Cashless
By Tony Sagami On December 7, 201807:45 AM Eastern
I recently returned from Norway and Sweden. No, not to see the Northern Lights or eat lutefisk. Rather, to learn more about the EXPLOSION in Norway's adoption of electric cars and Sweden's swift...
Forget About Stocks Post-G20; Pay Attention to BONDS!
By Mike Larson On December 5, 201807:55 AM Eastern
This past weekend, President Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping called a temporary truce over trade and tariffs. The news that the U.S. wouldn’t raise tariffs on $200 billion worth of Chinese...
Bitcoin Crash: Why This Time is Different
By The Weiss Ratings Team On December 3, 201810:45 AM Eastern
November 29, 2018 For Immediate Release Bitcoin Crash: Why This Time is Different Palm Beach Gardens, FL-- Statement by Martin Weiss, Founder of Weiss Ratings, on the recent plunge of...
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