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When you want to invest in video game developers, you don’t always need a stock!
These 3 forces are powering up silver’s value.
Avoid market whiplash with sectors that have ‘inelastic’ demand. In this segment, Research Analyst Sam Blumenfeld discusses 2 outperforming ETFs and how the midterm elections may impact portfolios.
Earnings are in full swing. Tech got wrecked but the broader market did OK with energy leading the way. Here’s what to expect from this week’s FOMC meeting and incoming economic data.
The world of stock investing is undergoing one of the biggest structural shifts since the NYSE was founded in 1792.
Financial News Anchor Jessica Borg interviews Research Analyst Sam Blumenfeld about sectors that don't budge at the whim of the broad market. They explore outperforming ETFs and the upcoming midterms.
Analysts will have to pump the brakes on recession talk after a strong GDP report.
Take advantage of the higher 401(k) contribution limits and buy your favorite deeply discounted ETFs and stocks.
Banks are making money off recent rate hikes, and you can too.
Delaying your Social Security benefits pays off in the long run.

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Dr. Weiss is the founder of Weiss Ratings, the nation’s leading provider of 100% independent grades on stocks, mutual funds and financial institutions, as well as the world’s only ratings agency that grades cryptocurrencies. He founded his company in 1971, and thanks largely to his strict independence, has established a 50-year record of accuracy. Forbes called him “Mr. Independence.” The U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO) reported that his insurance company ratings outperformed those of A.M. Best, S&P and Moody’s by at least three to one. And The Wall Street Journal reported that investors using the Weiss stock ratings could have made more money than those following the grades issued by Merrill Lynch, J.P. Morgan, Goldman Sachs, Standard & Poor’s and every other firm reviewed.