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My Take on the State of the Market
By Mandeep Rai On November 22, 201707:00 AM Eastern
Presidents get to deliver State of the Union addresses. But analysts like me have to settle for a bit less. With that in mind, consider this my “State of the Market” issue. Let’s start with a...
Credit Unions Keep Growing ... and Safely, Too!
By Remi Lukosiunas On November 21, 201707:00 AM Eastern
Just like banks, credit unions are growing these days … and doing so safely. That’s because favorable regulatory changes, overall economic stability, and low unemployment are boosting loan demand...
For Max Gains in this Market, Focus on the Micro not the Macro
By Mike Larson On November 20, 201707:00 AM Eastern
Want to generate maximum gains in this market? Then focus on the “Micro” not the “Macro.” If you don’t know what I mean, consider this: Some investors are top-down-style people. They look at the...
Utilities Generating Some Powerful Returns
By Mike Larson On November 17, 201707:00 AM Eastern
Do you know what one of the best-performing stocks in my High Yield Investing newsletter is? Probably one of the least “exciting.” It’s a utility whose business is nowhere near as sexy as the...
Are you Ready to Fight Back Against Rising Medigap Premiums? We Can Help!
By Gavin Magor On November 16, 201707:00 AM Eastern
If you’re at least 65 years old, you’re eligible for Medicare — the federal health insurance plan for people who worked in the U.S. and paid taxes for at least 10 years. The program includes a...
When the Going Got Tough, Investors Went Shopping ... in Retail Stocks!
By Mandeep Rai On November 15, 201707:00 AM Eastern
When the going got tough in the markets last week, investors went shopping … in retail stocks! That tells me a profit opportunity could be brewing as we head into the key holiday season. It’s no...
ROA, ROE, and What These Key Measures Mean for YOUR Bank
By Remi Lukosiunas On November 14, 201707:00 AM Eastern
Last week I wrote about increasing bank profitability in an era of reduced regulatory scrutiny. I also pointed out how some banks have grown their net income quite impressively over the last...
Market Trembles, But Opportunity is Still Knocking in These Stocks
By Mike Larson On November 13, 201707:00 AM Eastern
Things got a bit hairy in the stock market last week. The Dow Industrials tanked more than 200 points at one point last Thursday on news the Senate might push out corporate tax relief. The Dow...
My Take on the "Trump Quake" - 1 Year Later
By Mike Larson On November 10, 201707:00 AM Eastern
Just over a year ago, Donald Trump was elected the president of the United States. I called it “An epic bombshell. A massive shock to the system. [And] a wake-up call for the political elite in...
Variable Annuities: A Primer on Their Costs, Benefits, and Features
By Gavin Magor On November 9, 201707:00 AM Eastern
When planning for retirement, you’re faced with a variety of investment options – each with different requirements, costs, and limitations. Today, I’ll talk about variable annuities, an option...
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